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Count Unique Records
How can I count the number of stores per region?
Store # City 1 Houston 1 Houston 1 Houston 4 Dallas 4 Dallas I want to see the results of Houston = 3 and Dallas = 2 |
Count Unique Records
=COUNTIF(B:B,"Houston")
=COUNTIF(B:B,"Dallas") -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200796 "CTAY" wrote: How can I count the number of stores per region? Store # City 1 Houston 1 Houston 1 Houston 4 Dallas 4 Dallas I want to see the results of Houston = 3 and Dallas = 2 |
Count Unique Records
CTAY wrote:
How can I count the number of stores per region? Store # City I want to see the results of Houston = 3 and Dallas = 2 another method would be to sort by store# or city and then use the subtotal function and select count. The result would be something like this 1 Houston 1 Houston 1 Houston Houston Total 3 4 Dallas 4 Dallas Dallas Total 2 gls858 |
Count Unique Records
You could also generate a pivot table. If you use shortcuts, you can
generate this in less than 15 seconds -- Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications http://www.kan.org/tips "gls858" wrote: CTAY wrote: How can I count the number of stores per region? Store # City I want to see the results of Houston = 3 and Dallas = 2 another method would be to sort by store# or city and then use the subtotal function and select count. The result would be something like this 1 Houston 1 Houston 1 Houston Houston Total 3 4 Dallas 4 Dallas Dallas Total 2 gls858 |
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