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    find univocal values

    Hello to all,
    In column C of the sheet categories how you can tune the unique value
    between column A and B of the data sheet?
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    Re: find univocal values

    Enter array formula in C2 and copy down

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    Re: find univocal values

    Hi Alakey
    is not correct.
    In the Column D data sheet, the numbers entered manually are the final result that must be displayed.
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    Re: find univocal values

    So, where are the numbers 3,5 and 1 are coming from?

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    Re: find univocal values

    My mistake....
    the numbers are 3-4-4
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    Re: find univocal values

    Try:

    =SUM(IF(A2=Dati!$A$2:$A$5000,1/COUNTIFS(Dati!$A$2:$A$5000,A2,Dati!$B$2:$B$5000,Dati!$B$2:$B$5000)))

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    Re: find univocal values

    Change formula in C2 to this:
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    then in enter in D2 and copy down
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    Or use just one formula in D2
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    Re: find univocal values

    Hi phuocam
    it's right.
    a greeting and thank you.
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    Re: find univocal values

    Hi Alkey
    even your new formula is correct.
    a greeting and thank you.
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    Re: find univocal values

    Alkey,
    as the new formula puts
    IF ($ A2 <> $ A1, SUMPRODUCT ((A $ 2: $ 19 = A2) / COUNTIFS (A $ 2: $ 19, A $ 2: $ 19, B $ 2: B $ 19, B $ 2: B $ 19 & "") ), "")
    in cell C2 of the category sheet?
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