Unique values count

damak

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Hi everyone

I need help for a formula to count unique values in column A that are blank in column D ...and also to count unique values in column A that are not blank in column D.

I use Excel 2003


ABCD
37/1/2016
17
307/1/2016
327/1/2016
3413/1/2016
4611/1/2016
4811/1/2016
4811/1/2016
6115/1/2016
62
62
6315/1/2016
8816/1/2016

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I don't have English Windows, so the translation of the error message is: "The formula you typed contains an error"

I applied ctrl+shift+enter as you describe (and i also paid attention not to miss a bracket) but i always get the same error message

 
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I see it. Thank you

But i think that the results in cells G1 and G2 are not correct

The result for the unique values in column A that are blank in column D should be 2 ...and the result for the unique values in column A that are not blank in column D should be 9

But they are. I did not correct your "date" entries, that's the issue. Please download the file again to see that...
 
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You are welcome.

Just one more thing

When i expand the criteria range, the result in cell G1 changes from the correct 2 to 3, without adding any new records. The result in cell G2 remains 9, which is correct.

Brackets and $ symbols are all in place.

Any idea why that happens?
 
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Just one more thing

When i expand the criteria range, the result in cell G1 changes from the correct 2 to 3, without adding any new records. The result in cell G2 remains 9, which is correct.

Brackets and $ symbols are all in place.

Any idea why that happens?

You need to adjust the range in the formula and apply control+shift+enter anew. A possible option is to convert the data area into a table by means of the Insert | Table option. When done so, the records get automatically added.
 
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