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SUMPRODUCT Unique Values
I'm trying to combine a series of conditions while ignoring duplicates to get a result. In the below data, I need to find Nicholson, Jack in column B and count all the "yes" values in columns C & D, but ignore count for duplicates in column A.
---- DATA ---- A B C D Week 1 Nicholson, Jack yes no Week 3 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 4 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 5 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 6 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 7 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Washington, Denzel yes yes Seeking Result: 13 Thank you so much in advance! |
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On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 2:12:59 PM UTC-5, Claus Busch wrote:
Hi, Am Mon, 20 Nov 2017 11:02:27 -0800 (PST) schrieb I'm trying to combine a series of conditions while ignoring duplicates to get a result. In the below data, I need to find Nicholson, Jack in column B and count all the "yes" values in columns C & D, but ignore count for duplicates in column A. ---- DATA ---- A B C D Week 1 Nicholson, Jack yes no Week 3 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 4 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 5 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 6 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 7 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Washington, Denzel yes yes Seeking Result: 13 try: =SUMPRODUCT((MATCH(A1:A9,A1:A9,0)=ROW(1:9))*(B1:B9 ="Nicholson, Jack")*(C1:D9="yes")) Regards Claus B. -- Windows10 Office 2016 Claus, Thanks for getting back so quick. Unfortunately, you the formula you provided just results in 0. Best regards, Chris |
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SUMPRODUCT Unique Values
On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 2:12:59 PM UTC-5, Claus Busch wrote:
Hi, Am Mon, 20 Nov 2017 11:02:27 -0800 (PST) schrieb I'm trying to combine a series of conditions while ignoring duplicates to get a result. In the below data, I need to find Nicholson, Jack in column B and count all the "yes" values in columns C & D, but ignore count for duplicates in column A. ---- DATA ---- A B C D Week 1 Nicholson, Jack yes no Week 3 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 4 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 5 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 6 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 7 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Nicholson, Jack yes yes Week 8 Washington, Denzel yes yes Seeking Result: 13 try: =SUMPRODUCT((MATCH(A1:A9,A1:A9,0)=ROW(1:9))*(B1:B9 ="Nicholson, Jack")*(C1:D9="yes")) Regards Claus B. -- Windows10 Office 2016 I think I've diagnosed further. If my data has column headers and I move the data down, it will mess up the formula |
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