Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Apr 22, 2011 #26 In C2: =(COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$724481,A2)+COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$724481,B2))=1 copy down True if unique, False if not unique
In C2: =(COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$724481,A2)+COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$724481,B2))=1 copy down True if unique, False if not unique
S shankar_iyer83 Member Apr 22, 2011 #27 Hi hui.., I changed some values..to check the formula..pls check..if its ok..as it always shows false..
Hi hui.., I changed some values..to check the formula..pls check..if its ok..as it always shows false..
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Apr 24, 2011 #28 If I go back to your post that includes http://hotfile.com/dl/115372313/274a18f/extracts.xlsx.html If the Location is the Same but DPIS is Different then ignore them and if the Location is the Same but DPIS is Same then ignore them so the only option left is when the location is Unique which is simply found with C2: =COUNTIFS($B:$B,B2)=1
If I go back to your post that includes http://hotfile.com/dl/115372313/274a18f/extracts.xlsx.html If the Location is the Same but DPIS is Different then ignore them and if the Location is the Same but DPIS is Same then ignore them so the only option left is when the location is Unique which is simply found with C2: =COUNTIFS($B:$B,B2)=1
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Apr 24, 2011 #29 Also, though not specifically related to your question When dealing with files this size try saving it as an Excel Binary File (*.xlsb) The file will be about 1/2 to 2/3rds the size, open in half the time and save in about 1/3rd the time as it is now You don't loose any other functionality
Also, though not specifically related to your question When dealing with files this size try saving it as an Excel Binary File (*.xlsb) The file will be about 1/2 to 2/3rds the size, open in half the time and save in about 1/3rd the time as it is now You don't loose any other functionality