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Hello-
I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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=countif(a1:a2000,"sally")
"DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs?
Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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Use a pivot table. Then it won't matter how many different names there all.
It will count them all. Make the name field both a row field and a data field. Ensure that the data field(s) setting is set to count. Excels help is pretty good on pivot tables as well. Hope this is a start. Bill Horton "DTTODGG" wrote: Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs? Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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Use a pivot table, add a header. select the range header and all and do
datapivottable and pivotchart report, click next twice, click layout, drag the header into the row and the data areas, click OK, click finish done -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTTODGG" wrote in message ... Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs? Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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If you are not familiar with pivot table (which is also a solution)
Put all your 50 names in B1:b50, in C1 type =countif(A1:a2000,B1:B50) and copy up to C50. "DTTODGG" wrote: Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs? Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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Much happiness in Muddville!
Thank-you for your 3 solutions! I'm learning a lot with all of your help. This is a great resource. Someday I hope to be answering questions, but for now... Again, thank-you! "DTTODGG" wrote: Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs? Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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Sorry should be =countif($a$1:$a$2000,b1:b50) with the dollar sign.
"DTTODGG" wrote: Much happiness in Muddville! Thank-you for your 3 solutions! I'm learning a lot with all of your help. This is a great resource. Someday I hope to be answering questions, but for now... Again, thank-you! "DTTODGG" wrote: Thank-you will, but, this would take 50+ IFs? Is there a way to look for all the names and then count them? Thanks "will A" wrote: =countif(a1:a2000,"sally") "DTTODGG" wrote: Hello- I read thru many posts, but none have the same question - I don't think. I have a column with names in it, maybe 50 unique names, but the column is 2000 cells long. I would like to know how many times each of the names is in the column. Sally = 25 Tom = 333 Bob = 2 etc. Thank you so much! |
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