A Amaresh Agrahara New Member Nov 5, 2025 #1 Hello All I am trying to create COLUMN D based on inputs from COLUMN A, C and D with Unique names. When I use the formula from 1 column, it works. However, when I extend to multiple columns, it does not get me the unique names. Thank you in advance Attachments UniqueNames.xlsx UniqueNames.xlsx 11.1 KB · Views: 9
Hello All I am trying to create COLUMN D based on inputs from COLUMN A, C and D with Unique names. When I use the formula from 1 column, it works. However, when I extend to multiple columns, it does not get me the unique names. Thank you in advance
ETAF Active Member Nov 5, 2025 #2 how about =LET(x,SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(A2:A20,C2:C20,D2:D20))),FILTER(x,x<>"")) Attachments UniqueNames-etaf.xlsx UniqueNames-etaf.xlsx 11.2 KB · Views: 9
V vletm Excel Ninja Nov 5, 2025 #3 with table =SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(Table1[COLUMN A],Table1[COLUMN C],Table1[COLUMN D])))
p45cal Well-Known Member Nov 5, 2025 #4 and it goes on: Code: =SORT(UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(A2:D15,1,3,4),1))) Table version: Code: =SORT(UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(Table1,1,3,4),1)))
and it goes on: Code: =SORT(UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(A2:D15,1,3,4),1))) Table version: Code: =SORT(UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(Table1,1,3,4),1)))
GraH - Guido Well-Known Member Saturday at 5:22 PM #6 Since the boys are having fun, here is another one using trimrange notation: Code: =DROP(SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(DROP(A:.A,1),DROP(C:.C,1),DROP(D:.D,1)))),-1)
Since the boys are having fun, here is another one using trimrange notation: Code: =DROP(SORT(UNIQUE(VSTACK(DROP(A:.A,1),DROP(C:.C,1),DROP(D:.D,1)))),-1)