Excel: Count Unique Dates for set of multiple criteria

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I have a large spreadsheet with many data columns and dates . Column B is the date column and there are multiple rows of duplicate dates with different data in the following columns. I'm trying to write a formula to give me a count of how many unique dates there were given different criteria. I did this formula entered as an array and it worked perfectly.

=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

I tried expanding on this and adding more criteria but it doesn't seem to be working and giving me a result of 0. This is the array formula I tried with the added criteria

'=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

Where did I go wrong with the second formula and how can I format this formula so I can continue to add more criteria?

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=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

I tried expanding on this and adding more criteria but it doesn't seem to be working and giving me a result of 0. This is the array formula I tried with the added criteria

'=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

Where did I go wrong with the second formula and how can I format this formula so I can continue to add more criteria?

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=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

I tried expanding on this and adding more criteria but it doesn't seem to be working and giving me a result of 0. This is the array formula I tried with the added criteria

'=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

Where did I go wrong with the second formula and how can I format this formula so I can continue to add more criteria?

asked Nov 13 at 19:18

crams

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=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

I tried expanding on this and adding more criteria but it doesn't seem to be working and giving me a result of 0. This is the array formula I tried with the added criteria

'=COUNT(1/FREQUENCY(IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B)),IF(('NA Trades'!D:D="TSX D3")*('NA Trades'!DX:DX>16)*('NA Trades'!DQ:DQ<-2.6),IF('NA Trades'!B:B<>"",'NA Trades'!B:B))))

Where did I go wrong with the second formula and how can I format this formula so I can continue to add more criteria?

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Your formula seems to be working fine, are you sure you have the correct data in your newly added column? BTW, I would suggest that you use named ranges or a table - it's easier to read.

answered Nov 13 at 21:32

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Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
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Your formula seems to be working fine, are you sure you have the correct data in your newly added column? BTW, I would suggest that you use named ranges or a table - it's easier to read.

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Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
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Your formula seems to be working fine, are you sure you have the correct data in your newly added column? BTW, I would suggest that you use named ranges or a table - it's easier to read.

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Michal Rosa

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Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
– crams
Nov 14 at 16:46

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Your formula seems to be working fine, are you sure you have the correct data in your newly added column? BTW, I would suggest that you use named ranges or a table - it's easier to read.

answered Nov 13 at 21:32

Michal Rosa

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enter image description here

Your formula seems to be working fine, are you sure you have the correct data in your newly added column? BTW, I would suggest that you use named ranges or a table - it's easier to read.

answered Nov 13 at 21:32

Michal Rosa

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answered Nov 13 at 21:32

Michal Rosa

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answered Nov 13 at 21:32

Michal Rosa

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answered Nov 13 at 21:32

Michal Rosa

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Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
– crams
Nov 14 at 16:46

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Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
– crams
Nov 14 at 16:46

Thank you, I think I had an error in the data that's causing my issue!
– crams
Nov 14 at 16:46

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