Matching Criteria across Multiple Columns

XJ8000

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Please help, I'm trying to work an excel formula in order to report on a table of data.

I’d like to return a "Yes" when unique entries in column A, when the corresponding range of entries in column B are unique. The data set is:

Table1
Column A
Column B
A
20
A
20
B
30
B
2
C
40
C
40
C
40
D
30

<tbody>
</tbody>



The formula in Table 2 in Column B2 is

'=IF(AND(EXACT(INDEX(Table1!A:B,MATCH(A2,Table1!A:A,0),2),Table1!B:B))=TRUE,"YES","No")'

and the formula in B3 is

'=IF(AND(EXACT(INDEX(Table1!A:B,MATCH(A3,Table1!A:A,0),2),Table1!B:B))=TRUE,"YES","No")' etc etc.

The output in Column 2 is as follows:

Table2
Column A
Column B
A
YES
B
YES
C
YES
D
No

<tbody>
</tbody>


When in fact the output should read:

Column A
Column B
A
YES
B
No
C
YES
D
YES

<tbody>
</tbody>


Many Thanks
 

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Hi

a possible approach in B3, array entered (control+shift+enter)


=IF(SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(IF('Table 1'!A$2:A$100=A3,MATCH("~"&'Table 1'!B$2:B$100,'Table 1'!B$2:B$100&"",0)),ROW($3:$100)-ROW($A$2)+1),1))-1;"No","Yes")

Regards
 
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Thank you - that is great - had to make a slight mod to formula but otherwise perfect and much appreaciated - in B3 the formula is:

=IF(SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(IF(Table1!A$2:A$101=A3,MATCH("~"&Table1!B$2:B$101,Table1!B$2:B$101&"",0)),ROW(Table1!$2:$101)-ROW($A3)+1),1))-1,"No","Yes")
 
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Hi,

Here's a Non-Array entered formula option, change/adjust cell references/range and add sheet names as needed:


Book1
ABCDE
1A20AYES
2A20BNO
3B30CYES
4B2DYES
5C40
6C40
7C40
8D30
Sheet389
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E1=IF(COUNTIF(A$1:A$8,D1)=COUNTIFS(A$1:A$8,D1,B$1:B$8,VLOOKUP(D1,A$1:B$8,2,0)),"YES","NO")
 
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