poor_cookie
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Hi, I would like to count the number of the first passes based on a list of IDs. What formula can i write to calculate the sum of all unique first pass IDs?
i.e: ID 1 with PASS (Row 2 ) is a first Pass.
ID 2 with PASS (Row 3) is a first Pass.
ID 2 with a PASS (Row 4) is not a first Pass.
ID 4 with a PASS (Row 10) is not a first Pass - because it failed in Row 8 and 9.
From the table, the number should be: 2 (Only Row 2 and Row 3 are unique first Pass IDs)
The additional complexity is : After identifying the unique first pass IDs, I would like to identify the unique IDs for subsequent passes.
i.e.:
ID 2 with a PASS (Row 4) is not a subsequent pass as there is already a first past earlier.
ID 4 with a PASS (Row 10) is considered as a subsequent pass, as the earlier Statuses for this ID are FAIL.
This is pretty challenging for me as a beginner. Many thanks for the help.
i.e: ID 1 with PASS (Row 2 ) is a first Pass.
ID 2 with PASS (Row 3) is a first Pass.
ID 2 with a PASS (Row 4) is not a first Pass.
ID 4 with a PASS (Row 10) is not a first Pass - because it failed in Row 8 and 9.
From the table, the number should be: 2 (Only Row 2 and Row 3 are unique first Pass IDs)
The additional complexity is : After identifying the unique first pass IDs, I would like to identify the unique IDs for subsequent passes.
i.e.:
ID 2 with a PASS (Row 4) is not a subsequent pass as there is already a first past earlier.
ID 4 with a PASS (Row 10) is considered as a subsequent pass, as the earlier Statuses for this ID are FAIL.
This is pretty challenging for me as a beginner. Many thanks for the help.