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    Modify formula to reflect unique entires

    This formula

    =SUMPRODUCT((E$4:E$73=1)*($D4:$D73="KVRV"))

    is working perfect. I'm using it five different times with the KVRV section changed to reflect the five different options that can go in column D.

    Now I need to have a total of UNIQUE entries in Column B where Column E=1. Something like this:

    =SUMPRODUCT((E$4:E$73=1)*($B4:$B73="different unique entries"))

    Any ideas?

    Thanks

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    Re: Modify formula to reflect unique entires

    G'day

    Since your using excel 2007 use the Countifs formula

    Or if your sheet needs to be converted back to 2003 try

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    Tho I'm not clear on how your achieving in finding your unique.

    Just throwing an idea around.

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    Re: Modify formula to reflect unique entires

    Quote Originally Posted by RodneyW
    Now I need to have a total of UNIQUE entries in Column B where Column E=1.
    As RC mentions - if you're using XL2007 as implied by profile you can make use of COUNTIFS - in this particular context along lines of:

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    If you prefer to avoid COUNTIFS for sake of backwards compatibility you can use either of the below

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