How to Count Unique Values Among Duplicates in Excel Using Function

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  • Learn the fastest way Find Unique Values Among Duplicates in Excel Using UNIQUE Function. Since the introduction of Unique function we see this question asked more and more during Excel interview and assessment test. SUBSCRIBE!!! www.howtoanaly...
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  • @gozdekaramanoglu5914
    @gozdekaramanoglu5914 2 года назад +1

    The formula he used is *=UNIQUE(A1:B4, FALSE, FALSE)* and *not =UNIQUE(A2:A5, false, false)* as he first shows because this range does not include the row of B which is needed to enter the first "false argument". If anybody is getting errors that's probably why

  • @vignesh-office3657
    @vignesh-office3657 3 года назад +1

    Getting spill error