Thanks Leith, I have that part figured out now.
One more question though, I have been using the following formula
, but once again, this returns a complete count for the range. Is there anyway you know of that I can apply count unique entries only to this formula?
There are many passwords and protection on my workbook, so it would be difficult to show it to you.
As an example, the data that would be filtered would be as follows:
XXSONRP MDp
PRRTH1RP MDp
DRRRP XML
RORP XML
PROAR1RP MDp
XXSONRP MDp
RACTRP XML
RACTRP XML
XXSONRP MDp
RERP XML
CERP XML
DERP XML
PYRIZ1RP MDp
PYRID1RP MDp
PRDPZ1RP MDp
PRDPC1RP MDp
CURLB1RP MDp
PRRIS1RP MDp
PRUIS1RP MDp
XXSONRP MDp
SPRRP XML
CURSH1RP MDp
ADSCU1RP MDp
XXSONRP MDp
CT XML
CT XML
PRREH1RP MDp
PRRPH1RP MDp
PROAR1RP MDp
XXSONRP MDp
XXSONRP MDp
SPRRP XML
CURSH1RP MDp
To clear things up, I am actually filtering by the MDp/XML column, but want to base the count of unique values on the column containing XXSONRP.
I hope this is of use!
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