Unique Count with criteria under a distriubtion matrix

silentbuddha

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Hi All,

I'm trying to figure out how to solve this Unique Count situation based on multiple criteria

Scenario: we have agents from different departments who produce different sales on different plan rates

Raw Data
EmployeePlan RatePayout pts
12050
110100
230200
330200

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Matrix

Matrix
Plan Rates
Plan Rates
Plan Rates
Plan Rates
0102030
Sales Volume bucket
1count of unique # of employees who made one sale on a plan_rate of 10.
Sales Volume bucket
2count of unique # of employees who made two sales on a plan_rate of 20.
Sales Volume bucket
3count of unique # of employees who made three sales on a plan_rate of 30.

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Thanks :eek:
 
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rate 0
rate 10
rate 20
rate 30
1 sales
emp_2
--------
total count of employees = 1
2 sales
emp_1
--------
total count of employees = 1
emp_1
--------
total count of employees = 1
3 sales
emp_3
--------
total count of employees = 1

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Hi Aladin,

my aplogies, the above table shold be the output I am hoping to achieve...thanks :)

How do you obtain 1 for 1 sales x rate 30?
 
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Hi Alain,

hypothetical Question would be ..for example...how many employees had a a total of 3 sales and whereby one of those sales was a 10$ rate card...

i solved it with a few sumif formulas...thanks for all your insight
 
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Hi Alain,

hypothetical Question would be ..for example...how many employees had a a total of 3 sales and whereby one of those sales was a 10$ rate card...

i solved it with a few sumif formulas...thanks for all your insight

You still evade the question. Sumif formulas have nothing to do with "unique count" your topic title mentions. But, never mind and thanks for the feedback.
 
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