Sum Column Values if Matching Values Exist In Another Column, excluding first occurence

mrscottjr

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Hi all,

Hoping you can help. I'm in need of a formula to search if a cell's value is a duplicate, triplicate, etc within a column. If multiples are found, I want to sum the values from another column in those rows - excluding the first occurence.

In my example below, I'm trying to find a formula for the "Retaken Credits" column. I'd like to see if the value in the "Course Code" is found more than once in the "Course Code" column. If it is, I'd like to sum the number of credits but not include the initial attempt's course credits, as I only want to have the "retaken credits" appear in that column. In the example, you can see that MA 101 was taken twice meaning only 4 credits were "retaken" (as opposed to the sum of all MA 101 credits being 8). For LA 101, you can see that it was taken 3 times - therefore I want it to show 6 credits in the retaken column (as opposed to the actual sum of all attempts being 9 credits.) The next step for me is creating two cells somewhere else on the spreadsheet that will show the "Total Credits Taken" (which would be 27 in the example) and a "Retaken Credits Only" value (which would be 10 in the example)

Book1
ABCDE
1CourseCourse NameCreditsRetaken CreditsDesired Output for Column D
2PS 101Psychology3(Formula??)
3EN 101Engish4(Formula??)
4SC 101Science3(Formula??)
5MA 101Math4(Formula??)
6MA 101Math4(Formula??)4
7LA 101Language3(Formula??)
8LA 101Language3(Formula??)3
9LA 101Language3(Formula??)3
10
11Total Taken Credits27
12Total Retaken Credits 10
Sheet1
 

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20210503 Omit first occurence value.xlsx
ABCDE
1CourseCourse NameCreditsRetaken CreditsDesired Output for Column D
2PS 101Psychology3 
3EN 101Engish4 
4SC 101Science3 
5MA 101Math4 
6MA 101Math444
7LA 101Language3 
8LA 101Language333
9LA 101Language333
10
11Total Taken Credits27
12Total Retaken Credits 10
Data Table
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D9D2=IF(ROW([@Course])=MATCH([@Course],[Course],0)+ROW(tblCourses[[#Headers],[Course]]),"",[@Credits])
 
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Solution
Glad I could help.
I later thought I should have offered this as an option as well.
It relies on the $A$2:$A2 expanding each time it gets copied down a row.

Excel Formula:
=IF(COUNTIFS($A$2:$A2,[@Course])=1,"",[@Credits])
 
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