Counting If Value Shows Up Only Once (not counting unique)

blahmin027

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I have a list of attendees, and I want to know if the person is a new attendee (meaning never attended any of the webinars since Jan) or is a returning attendee. For example:

DavidWebinar 1
MaryWebinar 2
DavidWebinar 2
PatWebinar 1
SamWebinar 2
MaryWebinar 3
MatWebinar 1
Mat Webinar 2

I am not counting uniques (David, Mary, Pat, Sam, Mat) but I want to know how many have appeared on my list only once (Pat, Sam).

I am stumped and don't know what formula I should use. Any help will be appreciated
 

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With names in A2:A9

=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(A2:A9,A2:A9)=1))
 
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Perfect it worked!

My boss now wants two more things:

1. What formula I can use to fill up column C - putting whether the person is New (appears only once in the list) or Returning (appear 2 or more)


David
Webinar 1Returning
MaryWebinar 2Returning
DavidWebinar 2Returning
PatWebinar 1New
SamWebinar 2New
MaryWebinar 3Returning
MatWebinar 1Returning
MatWebinar 2Returning

2. What will be the formula if I count the number of those appearing only once PER each webinar?

Webinar 1 = how many who attended this webinar appeared only once in the entire list of all webinars
Webinar 2 = how many who attended this webinar appeared only once in the entire list of all webinars
Webinar 3 = how many who attended this webinar appeared only once in the entire list of all webinars

Sorry for asking by installment. I just emailed my boss and now he wants the sky! LOL Thank you all
 
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First part, in C2 and fill down

=IF(COUNTIF(A$2:A$9,A2)=1,"New","Returning")

Second part, are you saying that it should still only count Pat and Sam (1 appearance each)?
 
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Second part -- yes, 1 appearance each in the entire list, no matter what webinar they attended

Thank you so much
 
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In that case, you should be able to use the results of the New / Returning formula in column C to get what you need.

Book5
ABC
2DavidWebinar 1Returning
3MaryWebinar 2Returning
4DavidWebinar 2Returning
5PatWebinar 1New
6SamWebinar 2New
7MaryWebinar 3Returning
8MatWebinar 1Returning
9MatWebinar 2Returning
10
111 Time attendees2
12Webinar 11
13Webinar 21
14Webinar 30
Sheet12
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C9C2=IF(COUNTIF(A$2:A$9,A2)=1,"New","Returning")
B11B11=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(A2:A9,A2:A9)=1))
B12:B14B12=COUNTIFS(B$2:B$9,A12,C$2:C$9,"New")
 
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