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reevesgetsaround
Apr 24, 2023Brass Contributor
COUNTIFS with unique values
Hello all Would appreciate some assistance with this one please. I've been messing around with variations of SUMPRODUCTs and such on this one but just can't nail it down. All I need is for th...
- Apr 24, 2023
=SUM(N(IF(($C$3:$C$22<>"")*($E$3:$E$22=I8),MATCH(IF(($C$3:$C$22<>"")*($E$3:$E$22=I8),$C$3:$C$22),IF(($C$3:$C$22<>"")*($E$3:$E$22=I8),$C$3:$C$22),0)=ROW($1:$20))))
You can try this formula. Enter the formula with ctrl+shift+enter if you don't work with Office 365 or Excel 2021. If you work with Office 365 or Excel 2021 you can use the FILTER and UNIQUE functions which significantly simplify the task.
peiyezhu
Apr 25, 2023Bronze Contributor
select Country,(select count(distinct(`Project Manager current`)) from basic_count_distinct_name a where `Project Manager current`!='' and a.Country=b.Country) `Number of PMs currently assigned` ,(select count(distinct(`Project Manager original`)) from basic_count_distinct_name c where `Project Manager original`!='' and c.Country=b.Country) `Number of PMs assigned
` from basic_count_distinct_name b group by Country;
- Country Number of PMs currently assigned Number of PMs assigned
England | 5 | 5 |
Northern Ireland | 3 | 3 |
Scotland | 3 | 4 |
Wales | 4 | 5 |
reevesgetsaround
Apr 25, 2023Brass Contributor
Thank you peiyezhu, will keep this in my SQL bible!
- peiyezhuMay 03, 2023Bronze Contributoryou are welcome