Count of temp and perm workers per month

Remsnow

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Hi

Having used this board before I am sure this will be pretty simple for someone on here but I just can't figure it out!

I have the following columns; 'Working Month' (e.g. January 16), 'Membership Number', and 'Worker name', 'Agency Type' (Temp or Perm are the only two values,. On a summary page I want;

Column A: January 16, February, 16 etc
Column B: Temp (below the number of UNIQUE temp workers in that month)
Column C: Perm (below the number of UNIQUE perm workers in that month)

Is this possible please?

Any help is as always massively appreciated and will really help me at work!

Thanks!
 

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more tests required
 
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ok, try this


Excel 2013/2016
ABCDEFGH
1Working MonthMembership NumberWorker nameAgency TypeTempPerm
2January-16102PermJanuary-1633
3January-16102TempFebruary-1642
4January-16101TempMarch-1600
5January-16104TempApril-1600
6January-16104TempMay-1624
7January-16101TempJune-1600
8January-16105PermJuly-1600
9January-16104PermAugust-1600
10February-16101TempSeptember-1600
11February-16105TempOctober-1600
12February-16102TempNovember-1600
13February-16104PermDecember-1600
14February-16102Perm
15February-16105Temp
16February-16104Temp
17May-16102Perm
18May-16102Temp
19May-16104Temp
20May-16103Perm
21May-16104Perm
22May-16101Perm
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2{=SUM(--(FREQUENCY(IF($A$2:$A$22=$F2,IF($D$2:$D$22=G$1,$B$2:$B$22)),$B$2:$B$22)>0))}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.
 
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