Unique Names based on multiple criteria

JCdo3

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Hello,
I am trying to populate unique names from range F11:F120 to M13:M29 based on whether range B4:B7 >"".
I cannot seem to wrap my head around which formulas to use. I would prefer to have this completed with a formula rather than VBA. This sheet will be used by people that do not have a lot of experience using Excel. My experience is about 6 months of trying to teach myself and understand formulas, so any help would be appreciated.


Util Tracker WIP.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
3Key 1Key 2Key 3DateRDC Total Utilization
4Cesar98.97%Ivan Fabian 4/1/202251
5Lujan96.06%Ashleigh Marco 98.60%
6Jessica99.83%Ta Ana 
7Jose G99.29%Eugenia Alexis Total Closed
851
9Columns For Closed Trailers
10LeaderDock DoorCubeWeightUtilizationLoaderCommentsKey 1
11Jessica19427264058596.63%JIM
12Jessica198230042147100.35%JIMLoaderAvg UtilizationTrailers ClosedAvg Shift Utilization
13Jessica175262142002100.00%JIMJIM99.46%898.60%
14Jessica196241242083100.20%JIMTIM98.88%7
15Jessica193265542021100.05%JIMJOHN98.53%11
16Jessica19529083633296.93%JIMMIKE97.89%12
17Jessica191232842218100.52%JIMKAYLA98.63%13
18Jessica176302932287100.97%JIM   
19Jessica19728373593694.57%TIM   
20Jessica18824743869292.12%TIM   Trailers Closed
21Jessica180307540147102.50%TIM   51
22Jessica182291444548106.07%TIM   
23Jessica178305036637101.67%TIM   
24Cesar35026393974094.62%TIM   
25Cesar347277642258100.61%TIM   
26Cesar358260442196100.47%JOHN  
27Cesar338309140256103.03%JOHN   
28Cesar355301937773100.63%JOHN   
29Cesar343263242290100.69%JOHN   
28
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H4H4=TODAY()
Q4Q4=SUM(O13:O29)
K5K5=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF($E$11:$E$120,">0.00%"),"")
B4:B7,F4:F7,D4:D7B4=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF($A$11:$A$120,A4,$E$11:$E$120),"")
H8H8=COUNTA($A$11:$A$120)
N13:N29N13=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF($F$11:$F$120,M13,$E$11:$E$120),"")
O13:O29O13=COUNTIF($F$11:$F$120,M13)
Q13Q13=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(N13:N29,O13:O29)/SUM(O13:O29),"")
Q21Q21=IF(Q13>"","",SUM($O$13:$O$29))
M13:M25,M27:M29M13=IFERROR(INDEX($F$11:$F$120, MATCH(0,COUNTIF($M$12:M12, $F$11:$F$120),-1)),"")
E11:E29E11=MAX((C11/3000),(D11/42000))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E11:E120,K5,Q13Cell Value<=0.001textYES
U13:U29,X13,K5Cellcontains a blank value textYES
B4:B7,D4:D7,F4:F7,N13:N29,Q13Cellcontains a blank value textYES
B4:B7,D4:D7,F4:F7Cell Value>=0.97textYES
B4:B7,D4:D7,F4:F7Cell Valuebetween 0.95 and 0.969999999textYES
B4:B7,D4:D7,F4:F7Cell Value<=0.95textNO
E11:E120Cell Value<0.9textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Value>=0.97textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Valuebetween 0.96999999999999 and 0.95textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Value<=0.94999999999textNO
 

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Format cells as time
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+2 to format cells as time. (Shift 2 is the @ sign).
Are you looking for this:
Code:
=UNIQUE(F11:F29)
This does not do what I need it to. If cells B4:B7 have a percentage in them I want cells M13:M29 to filter through the F column and fill unique names in cells M13:M29. I have tried the formula
=IF(B4:B7>"0.0%","",UNIQUE(F11:F120))
I just get #N/A error and it stops looking for unique names after 4 cells.

Util Tracker WIP.xlsx
MNOPQR
10Key 1
11
12LoaderAvg UtilizationTrailers ClosedAvg Shift Utilization
13Daniel97.67%898.98%
14Marcelino102.24%5
15Melvin98.51%7
16Jeff98.32%4
17#N/A  
18#N/A  
19#N/A  
20#N/A  Trailers Closed
21#N/A  24
22#N/A  
23#N/A  
24#N/A  
25#N/A  
26#N/A  
27  
28  
29  
28
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M13:M26M13=IF(B4:B7>"0.0%", "",UNIQUE(F11:F120))
N13:N29N13=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF($F$11:$F$120,M13,$E$11:$E$120),"")
O13:O29O13=COUNTIF($F$11:$F$120,M13)
Q13Q13=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(N13:N29,O13:O29)/SUM(O13:O29),"")
Q21Q21=IF(Q13>"","",SUM($O$13:$O$29))
Dynamic array formulas.
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E11:E120,K5,Q13Cell Value<=0.001textYES
B4:B7,D4:D7,F4:F7,N13:N29,Q13Cellcontains a blank value textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Value>=0.97textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Valuebetween 0.96999999999999 and 0.95textYES
E11:E120,K5,N13:N29,Q13Cell Value<=0.94999999999textNO
 
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See if this in M13 does what you want.

Excel Formula:
=LET(f,FILTER(A11:F120,A11:A120<>""),UNIQUE(FILTER(INDEX(f,0,6),VLOOKUP(INDEX(f,0,1),A4:B7,2,0)<>"")))
 
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Solution
See if this in M13 does what you want.

Excel Formula:
=LET(f,FILTER(A11:F120,A11:A120<>""),UNIQUE(FILTER(INDEX(f,0,6),VLOOKUP(INDEX(f,0,1),A4:B7,2,0)<>"")))
Yes this worked! Thank you. If you don't mind, could you explain why "=IF(B4:B7>"0.0%","",UNIQUE(F11:F120))" does not work?
 
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Yes this worked! Thank you.
You're welcome.

could you explain why "=IF(B4:B7>"0.0%","",UNIQUE(F11:F120))" does not work?
The most obvious thing is that the formula provides no link between the names in A4:A7 and the names in A11:A120
There is also an issue about using "0.0%" which is a text value whereas the values in B4:B7 are numbers.
 
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