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Hi folks,
As a hobby, I've been tracking PB numbers picked over the past couple of years. I have the numbers listed in each cell in three columns in this format. 10 25 35 38 41 PB 23 (last night's pick). Am trying to pick out each separate number with this formula, for each number between 1-55. To find 01 = =COUNTA($B$1:$B$63,$F$1:$F$63,$J$1:$J$63,1)-11-21-31-41-51. This excludes all other numbers ending with a 1, except for 01. Only problem is that I can't separate out the PB number pick if that number is one Tried numerous variations of formulas, changing how the PB number shows ect. I realize I should have dedicated a separate column for the PB #, but it's too late now, with over 160 sets of numbers already typed in. Any ideas on how to complete this formula? Or, is there a better argument to use? TIA, Bob |
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