Topic: | Re:Excel sorry another question | |
Posted by: | Matteo Castagna | |
Date/Time: | 27/04/15 11:38:00 |
Before I try with something "interesting", a "brute force" approach could be to create a third column =colA&colB (please make sure you trim all the spaces) and then sort on that column. A fourth column should test if the preceding row is equal to the current one. Those with FALSE are unique. You can assign then FALSE = 1 and sum across that column. Very basic but it should work. |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
Excel sorry another question | 27/04/15 11:29:00 | George Turner |
Re:Excel sorry another question | 27/04/15 11:38:00 | Matteo Castagna |
Re:Re:Excel sorry another question | 27/04/15 12:46:00 | George Turner |