COUNT Unique Values in a Column where CELLS contain CHAR(10)

MrOaks

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Morning,

Hoping to get some help on a piece of working I'm putting together.

So:
In Column R, I have a list of ROLES responsible for that ROW, IF > 1 they're on a new line.

I am currently COUNTING them by using a hidden column with the following
Code:
=IF([@Role]="",0,LEN(R7)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(R7,CHAR(10),""))+1)

This gives me the correct roles per row.

What I need help with is: on my MASTER COUNT I need it to be unique roles.

Currently, if R2 & R3 were the same 3 roles, it would COUNT 6 when I need it to be 3.

Hope that makes sense.
 

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