VBA or Formula for count unique under the 1 | X result

Kishan

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Using Excel 2000

Hi,

I got some results in the column "C" starting from C6 to down the column.

In the column "E" I have 9 unique results I want to count how much time below the result 1 | X each unique results has appeared.


As per my manual count result are shown in the column "F"

*ABCDEFG
1
2
3Below The 1 | XTimes
4
5P1Following Patterns AppearTimes
6X | 11 | 14
7X | X1 | X5
8X | 11 | 20
92 | 1X | 12
101 | XX | X1
11X | 2X | 20
12X | 12 | 11
131 | X2 | X1
141 | 12 | 21
151 | X
161 | X
171 | 1
181 | 1
191 | 1
201 | X
212 | 2
221 | X
232 | 1
241 | X
25X | 1
26X | 2
27X | 1
282 | 1
29X | X
301 | X
31X | 2
321 | 1
331 | 1
342 | 1
351 | 1
361 | X
371 | X
38X | X
39X | X
401 | 1
411 | X
421 | 1
431 | X
441 | 1
451 | X
461 | X
472 | X
481 | 1
491 | 1
50X | 1
511 | X
521 | X
531 | X
54X | 1
55X | X
562 | X
57X | 1
581 | X
59X | 2
601 | 1
611 | 2
621 | X
631 | X
64
65

Please I need some formula or better VBA solution for my problem


Thank you in advance


Regards,

Kishan
 

Excel Facts

What is the last column in Excel?
Excel columns run from A to Z, AA to AZ, AAA to XFD. The last column is XFD.
I don't agree with your results, but try
ZFluff.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1
2
31 | XTimes
4
5P1Following Patterns AppearTimes
6X | 11 | 144
7X | X1 | X56
8X | 11 | 200
92 | 1X | 122
101 | XX | X11
11X | 2X | 203
12X | 12 | 111
131 | X2 | X11
141 | 12 | 211
151 | X
161 | X
171 | 1
181 | 1
191 | 1
201 | X
212 | 2
221 | X
232 | 1
241 | X
25X | 1
26X | 2
27X | 1
282 | 1
29X | X
301 | X
31X | 2
321 | 1
331 | 1
342 | 1
351 | 1
361 | X
371 | X
38X | X
39X | X
401 | 1
411 | X
421 | 1
431 | X
441 | 1
451 | X
461 | X
472 | X
481 | 1
491 | 1
50X | 1
511 | X
521 | X
531 | X
54X | 1
55X | X
562 | X
57X | 1
581 | X
59X | 2
601 | 1
611 | 2
621 | X
631 | X
Model
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G6:G14G6=COUNTIFS($C$6:$C$63,$E$3,$C$7:$C$64,E6)
 
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Thank you Fluff, for the formula but as I am using Excel 2000 which I did mention in the post#1, so far function COUNTIFS does not work, yes I agree with you my results are not correct. It seems your formula calculations are prefect

Kind Regards
Kishan
 
Last edited:
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Apologies, forgot you were on Xl2000, how about
=SUMPRODUCT(($C$6:$C$63=$E$3)*($C$7:$C$64=E6))
 
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Solution
Apologies, forgot you were on Xl2000, how about
=SUMPRODUCT(($C$6:$C$63=$E$3)*($C$7:$C$64=E6))
Fluff, with this new formula you have provided I am getting all the result perfect.

I do appreciate your kind help

Kind Regards
Kishan :)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback
 
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