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Count problem

Hi Folks,

I have a question where not sure how to get the result and need your help !

Result should be  3

data :

A    B    C  D                      should be counted

1  1    1    9                            No (A=1)

2  1    1    8                            Yes

2  1    1    7                            No (duplicate from last row,  B=1 C=1 )

2  2    1    6                            Yes

2  1   2    5                            Yes

Criteria

Count only  "once for  B  within  same C" and A =2

Thx in advanced gurus    

1 Solution

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sunny_talwar

May be this:

=Count(DISTINCT {<A = {'2'}>} B&C)

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sunny_talwar

May be this:

=Count(DISTINCT {<A = {'2'}>} B&C)

sunny_talwar

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Hi Sunny,

thx, man.  It works.

Can you share more   on  B&C  . ?  what does it do actually   ?

thx Sunny

sunny_talwar

B&C is just concatenating the values for each row for Column B&C and doing a DISTINCT count of B&C

data :

A    B    C  D    B&C                  should be counted

1  1    1    9       11                     No (A=1)

2  1    1    8       11                    Yes

2  1    1    7       11                     No (duplicate from last row,  B=1 C=1 )

2  2    1    6       21                     Yes

2  1   2    5        12

HTH

Best,

Sunny