Count Unique Values Based on Unique (sort of) Criteria

Minx_Minxy

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Apologies if this question has been raised before, I did look through the old posts but nothing that got close to an answer for me.

I need the count of how many times the ID occurs during a period. But I need to count them uniquely.

Here is an example of the data

DateID
22/07/20245239926
22/07/20245239926
22/07/20245129989
23/07/20245129989
24/07/20245239926
24/07/20245239926
24/07/20245245569
26/07/20245129989
27/07/20245245569


This is the formula I am using

=COUNTIFS([ID],A1,[Date],"<="&A2)

Where A1 = the ID I am filtering
and A2 = Today's date

It works fine for unique IDs such as 5129989, but for IDs that repeat during the day, like ID 5239926 , it gives me 4, but really I need it to give me 2.
 

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How about
Fluff.xlsm
ABCD
15239926DateID
202/08/202422/07/20245239926
3222/07/20245239926
422/07/20245129989
523/07/20245129989
624/07/20245239926
724/07/20245239926
824/07/20245245569
926/07/20245129989
1027/07/20245245569
Data
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2A2=TODAY()
A3A3=ROWS(UNIQUE(FILTER(C2:C100,(D2:D100=A1)*(C2:C100<=A2))))
 
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Solution
how about
=COUNTA(UNIQUE(FILTER(B1:B9,(B1:B9<=A2)*(C1:C9=A1))))

Book11
ABCDE
152399267/22/2452399262
28/2/247/22/245239926
37/22/245129989
47/23/245129989
57/24/245239926
67/24/245239926
77/24/245245569
87/26/245129989
97/27/245245569
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1D1=COUNTA(UNIQUE(FILTER(B1:B9,(B1:B9<=A2)*(C1:C9=A1))))
A2A2=TODAY()
 
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Thank you both! Both formulas work! I would have put both as the solution if I could.

Thank you so much for helping out :)
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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