I am using excel 2007.
I am trying to find the sum of unique entries in a table such as below for each respective date.
DateClient1/01/2010ABN1/01/2010ABN2/01/2010BNP2/01/2010HSBC3/01/2010ABN4/01/2010BNP4/01/2010HSBC4/01/2010ABN5/01/2010BHP
The results should appear as
Count Unique1/01/201012/01/201023/01/201014/01/201035/01/20101
What formula would I use to calculate this unique count?
I have a list of data and I want to identify the unique entries for both columns but the second column has to unique to the unique values in the first column.
Example List
Fruit
Color
Apple
[Code]....
I have a data table that repeats as follows:
CITI
SCB
SCB
SCB
SCB
SCB
SCB
SCB
RBC
RBC
RBC
RBC
From the data above I need to make a new unqie list that would grab all unique entries.
CITI
SCB
RBC
I am trying to use the following guide:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/howdoi/?p=111
Get stuck on "Listing A:
I have attached a sample workbook to try and explain what I'm after.
Basically I want to sum the amount of occasions a person has had checks and each occasion could have 1,2 or 3 individual checks.
Couting Unique Entries
I've included a sample worksheet ...
I have a list with many names, several of them appearing more than once. I would like to extract the unique entries an then make the list of them.
I can do that using the filter. But can I do it with formulas ? (In order to, whaterever change is made to the first list, get the extracted one immediately updated).
I was wondering if there might be a better way to write this macro. What it does is clears unique items from a Range( leaves duplicates ) I've looked all over the net I can find all kinds of function and subs to remove duplicates but haven't been able to find anything that just removes single entries. I"ll bet there's a more elegant way to write this maybe using a Collection or a Dictionary.
Sub Dummy()
Dim MP1_Rnge As Range
Set MP1_Rnge = Range("A1:A100")
For Each Cell In MP1_Rnge
If Not IsEmpty(Cell) Then
If Cell.Row = 1 Then..........
I have the below table of data, in Column A there is a list of entries and there may be duplicates in them, what I want to do in column B is be able to list all the unique entries in there and basically remove any duplicates.
AB1DETAILED LISTUNIQUE LIST2Holden 3Ford 4BMW 5Mercedes 6Ford 7Ford 8Audi 9BMW 10Holden 11Ferarri 12Holden 13BMW 14Toyota 15Toyota
I have a worksheet, where in C3:C100 (or even higher) i will have text strings. A lot of these will be repeated, and i want to pick out just one instance of each text string and display it in E3:E10 (or higher).
So, for example, if i had the following values in column C:One
Two
Two
One
One
Three
Seven
Two
Four
Seven
One
Three
I would want the following values in column E:One
Two
Three
Seven
Four
I have this 2 columns, A(region) and B(location), and I need a macro to filter the unique entries in Columns A and return both the unique values in A and their corresponding values in B. I've attached a file on it with sheet 1 having the data to be worked on and sheet 2 being the output that I require.
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI am hoping this can be done with formulae. Starting at C7 and continuing down the C column there is a list of names which could potentially run from C7 to C5000. This list of names will contain duplicates. For each name there is a corresponding 'reason' in the F column which will contain the word 'Truancy' or 'Late'.
I need a formula that can count the number of UNIQUE names in the C column which correspond to the word 'Truancy' or 'Late' in the E column.
An example,
[Name].....................[Reason]
C7 ...........................E7
John Potts.................Truancy 2
Matt Jones................Truancy 10
John Potts.................Truancy 4
Matt Jones ...............Late AM
Pete Burns................Late PM
Pete Burns ...............Late Both
Steve Lopez..............Truancy 6
Count of unique names with the word Truancy in the corresponding E column = 3 [John Potts has 2 instances of the word truancy in column E but this is only counted once]
Count of unique name with the Word Late in the corresponding E column = 2 [Pete Burns has 2 instances of the word late in the E column but this is only counted once].
I have also included a sample workbook.
I have two lists and I would like a formula which only returns unique values - similar to an advanced formula. Is this possible?
In the attached example my data is in columns C and D and I would like a formula in column E if possible. I need it to ignore the capitals. E.g. BLACKBURN and Blackburn appears in each list but I would only want one instance pulled through in column E.
Currently in column E I have the desired result.
I need to count the number of unique names (column A) on 3 separate worksheets. Each worksheet represents a facility that people visit. It is possible that the same person will visit all three facilities. If this is the case I want to only count them once, even though they may have numerous entries on each.
I need to get the same result as if I was to copy and paste all of the names from three spreadsheets on to one (which isnt an option) and then count unique names. To do this on one sheet I have been using =sumproduct((A1:A100<>"")/countif(A1:a100,A1:A100))
Count unique entries in a column according to two specified criteria.Specifically, I am trying to count the number of days in a month a supplier has a visited.Below is an example taken from the excel:
COLUMN A COLUMN B
Date Supplier
01-ago-12 Mr X
01-ago-12 Mr X
01-ago-12 Mr X
I want a formula that allows me to see how different dates Mr X has visited in each month. So in August he has visited 8 times BUT only on 5 different dates.
In the case of Mr Y I want the formula to give the answer 5 (even though he has visited 6 times in total, he has visited on only 5 different dates).
In the case of Mr X in September, the answer to the formula would be 2, since has visited on 2 different dates in September.
I'm trying to write a macro to use as an auto-update feature for a spreadsheet.
I currently use Data validation on an input cell to allow the user to select from a list of product types.
I'd like the update to affect this list, so new product types are always available to the user.
However, the list of product types is in another spreadsheet and contains numerous repetitions.
I've managed to get the following code together based on what I've used before and what I've found searching so far, but it seems to have a bug in it as it wont always work. I also need the original copying of the list to be done to either the new spreadsheet of a different page in the original spreadsheet, but every time I try this it causes an object error.
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Sub Macro3()
'
' Macro3 Macro
' Macro recorded 05/12/2008 by Information Technology
'
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _
"T:SSTCCDEngineeringBackthin_dataPhotolithMASK_DETAILS.xls"
Sheets("Mask List").Range("f4:f2000").AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, _
CriteriaRange:=Range("a1:a3"), CopyToRange:=Range("E1:E2000"), Unique:= _
True
Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("E1:e2000"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _
OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom
Columns("E:E").Select
Selection.Copy
Windows("MASK_DETAILS.xls").Activate
ActiveWindow.Close
Windows("Dry_etcher_log_B.xls").Activate
Sheets("Calc Sheet").Select
Columns("M:M").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
End Sub
I am seeking to pull names from a list on one worksheet in to particular cells on another worksheet using each name only once. I need a function or series of them that can accomplish this. I have been trying to figure this out for a couple of months with no luck as I always get into some form of circular reference....
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Sub Macro1()
Columns("B:B").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("$B$1:$B$17").RemoveDuplicates Columns:=1, Header:=xlNo
End Sub
count unique entries in the Range A1:A10
i have data which repeats but i ant to count only unique entries?
From column A,(lets say cell 10 onwards) I need to copy all the unique entries into column B (cell 10 onwards). However, I dont know what length column A will be. What would be the best way in VBA/Excel to do so ?
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If the above is not possible how would I do the following:
Criteria
Column H = text1 AND Column B date is between date1 & date2
Count unique values in column C
This may be a basic question but I haven't been able to find the solution:
I'm using Excel 2003. I have a list with repetitive entries in one column and unique entries in the other columns. Example
0001 a
0001 b
0002 c
0002 d
0003 e
0003 f
I need to filter the list so that only unique entries in the first column show up, but I need the rest of the information to carry with it. Example:
0001 a
0002 c
0003 f
I can't use the Avanced Filter > Unique Entries Only function because the information in the adjoining columns is not unique.
I need to count all unique entries in column A (list of names) (this bit I can do!)...however:
Column B gives each name a value of A or B, I need to count all unique names with an A and all unique entries with a B.
eg
Matt A
Matt A
Matt A
Bob A
Tom B
Tom B
This would give a count of 2 for A's and 1 for B's.
Every other line is the planned production and the others are filled in after as the actual production
I have a sumproduct formula right now that looks if the line is considered planned production and then if there is a number greater than 0 planned on that day. The idea is to tell me the number of Stations scheduled to run that day.
Here is my problem- if a station is running two different products it gets counted twice.
I am trying to find a way that once a station is counted it only gets counted once even though they are on seperate lines.
Attached is an example of what I have with the formula and below that is what I am looking for
Could someone let me know if my suggested formula below will calculate the number of Unique records that represent either an A or a B.
=SUMPRODUCT((B5:B14="A")/COUNTIF(A5:A14,A5:A14&""))
Although it is giving me the right answer here I am not confident it is correct.
prefix.xlsx
I'm finding difficult to find add prefix to unique entries in the column.
For example:
82328331 is appearing 5 times in the column.
so i need to add
82328331A
82328331B
82328331C
82328331D
82328331E.
Likewise i need to add alphabetic series to all the values in the account number column. so i can create unique account number.
Find the attachment : Attachment 242493
I have two columns in Excel.
I want to compare the two columns and pull out the unique entries.
So any entries that are in both column 1 and column 2 I don't want anymore.
I just want all the entries that are NOT IN BOTH columns.
how to calculate the number of unique entries in a column? I have a column of email addresses and i would like to know how many of them are unique.
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product1
product3
product7
product1
product7
product3
I want to do a lookup and return to a new list just the unique entries, such as this:
product1
product3
product7
I have it working now using a pivot table to get me the unique items, but there must a be a more efficient function to do this.
