I have a table that spans the following range: CE30:CT45
This table will consist of many blanks but will mostly contain values ranging from 0 to 1. Yes, most of the values will be in decimal form (i.e., 0.25, .3333, 0.5, 0.6667, etc.) and yes... there will likely be many duplicates.
I need to come up with a list of unique values.
In column CC, starting in row 47 and going down, I've attempted to use =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,1), =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,2), =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,3), etc. to identify these values but realize that it will require inputting this formula into 320 cells to simply get me part way to where I need to go.
So, I have two questions:
Thanks for any assistance that can be provided.
Don
This table will consist of many blanks but will mostly contain values ranging from 0 to 1. Yes, most of the values will be in decimal form (i.e., 0.25, .3333, 0.5, 0.6667, etc.) and yes... there will likely be many duplicates.
I need to come up with a list of unique values.
In column CC, starting in row 47 and going down, I've attempted to use =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,1), =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,2), =LARGE($CE$30:$CT$45,3), etc. to identify these values but realize that it will require inputting this formula into 320 cells to simply get me part way to where I need to go.
So, I have two questions:
- Before I go to far with my original thought, I was wonder if there is something much more compact and efficient that someone could share that would help me achieve my goal.
- If my initial thought was the best or only way to go then my next question would be... how do I examine the list of 320 cells (CC47:cc366) to come up with my unique list of numbers?
Thanks for any assistance that can be provided.
Don