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Danni2004
My last post was a reply and didn't move to the top so I am posting it again
in hopes that someone might help me reolve my dilemma.
I needed to find out the total number of stores that were listed in several
thousand rows of data. Many rows had the same store (575 possible stores). I
cannot move the data around by sorting or subtotaling. A few of weeks ago I
found this formula in the MS Discussions:
=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY($A$2:$A$8385,$A$2:$A$8385))
This seemed to work; however, I also wanted to break this total count down
by region (eight possible different regions). For this, I ended up just
assigning the arrays in groups with the exact range for each region since the
data was already sorted by region. This worked okay but I know there must be
a better way to do it.
Now I need to count the total number of employees (in total and broken down
into regions). Each employee has multiple rows so I was trying to use their
SSN. Unfortunately, I get zeroes. The SSN is in the “general†number format,
which is the same as the store and the region columns. Below is a sample of
my data (SSNs are fictitious). Advice?
SSN Store Region
523624500 00977 1
523624500 00977 1
144841174 00323 2
144841174 00323 2
292212044 08015 4
104685201 08025 4
176828434 08006 6
222707744 08006 6
234790315 00698 8
698015143 00698 8
Total Count ??? 6
Region 1 Stores ??? 1
Region 2 Stores ??? 1
Region 3 Stores ??? 0
Region 4 Stores ??? 2
Region 5 Stores ??? 0
Region 6 Stores ??? 1
Region 7 Stores ??? 0
Region 8 Stores ??? 1
Thanks again!
Danni
in hopes that someone might help me reolve my dilemma.
I needed to find out the total number of stores that were listed in several
thousand rows of data. Many rows had the same store (575 possible stores). I
cannot move the data around by sorting or subtotaling. A few of weeks ago I
found this formula in the MS Discussions:
=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY($A$2:$A$8385,$A$2:$A$8385))
This seemed to work; however, I also wanted to break this total count down
by region (eight possible different regions). For this, I ended up just
assigning the arrays in groups with the exact range for each region since the
data was already sorted by region. This worked okay but I know there must be
a better way to do it.
Now I need to count the total number of employees (in total and broken down
into regions). Each employee has multiple rows so I was trying to use their
SSN. Unfortunately, I get zeroes. The SSN is in the “general†number format,
which is the same as the store and the region columns. Below is a sample of
my data (SSNs are fictitious). Advice?
SSN Store Region
523624500 00977 1
523624500 00977 1
144841174 00323 2
144841174 00323 2
292212044 08015 4
104685201 08025 4
176828434 08006 6
222707744 08006 6
234790315 00698 8
698015143 00698 8
Total Count ??? 6
Region 1 Stores ??? 1
Region 2 Stores ??? 1
Region 3 Stores ??? 0
Region 4 Stores ??? 2
Region 5 Stores ??? 0
Region 6 Stores ??? 1
Region 7 Stores ??? 0
Region 8 Stores ??? 1
Thanks again!
Danni