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Hello,
I would like to count the total in a column depending on another column, but exclude duplicates. I my case I would like to know how many employees (column A) have taken a course in 2010 (column B). Column A has duplicate names. Column B has 2009 and 2010 as the year the course was taken. I want to count 2009 and 2010 separately. I named the range of column A course_attendees and column B course_taken Name Course Year Wilbert Bugay 2009 Wilbert Bugay 2009 Zahid Gul 2009 Zin Minn Lwin 2009 Zin Minn Lwin 2009 Shivanand Sampengi 2010 P S Rajesh 2010 C P Susheendran 2010 Raghavan Santosh 2010 Shibith Koran 2010 Vavakassim Azeez 2010 Shivanand Sampengi 2010 Rachel Padre 2010 P S Rajesh 2010 V U Radhakrishnan 2010 I have tried the following formula, but it gives me the incorrect answer =SUMPRODUCT(--(course_year=2010)*(Course_attendees<"")/COUNTIF(Course_attendees,Course_attendees&"")) Can anyone help me? Thank you. Rene Last edited by rwenger : April 11th 10 at 02:10 PM |
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