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I have the below formula which works correctly however I have duplicates in rows which I need it to deduct, any ideas what I can add to get it to do this without?
=SUM(COUNTIFS($A$28:$A$224,"Accepted",$C$28:$C$224 ,"Tier 1")) So for example I have the below, the number I need to get to is 4 accepted tier 1 companies: Accepted Mr Smith Tier 1 Company A Accepted Mr Reynolds Tier 1 Company A Accepted Miss Cole Tier 1 Company B Accepted Mr x Tier 1 Company C Accepted Mrs Y Tier 1 Company C Accepted Mr Z Tier 1 Company D Note I cannot just use the frequency count as I need it to look for specific things across a range of data. Ive been racking my brains so anyone that can help with this would appreciate it! Thanks :0) |
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