Need help counting the number of unique values in a cell while referencing a second range
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That gives the same result
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Your formula gave the same result of 1.
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Can you post what your range looks like when you click "Edit Reference"?
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No, that formula shows the same result of 1
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That formula still returns a quantity of one.
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I'm unable to identify why the formula is not reading all the values. The last troubleshooting steps I would try is to use other functions to see if it has to do specifically with the COUNT(DISTINCT for some reason.
What results do you get with these:
=COUNT({Daily Sales Tracking Range 1})
In a multi-select cell:
=JOIN({Daily Sales Tracking Range 1}, CHAR(10))
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This formula =COUNT({Daily Sales Tracking Range 1}) does return the full quantity
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Great! So this narrows it down to the Distinct function being unable to find separate values.
What did the JOIN formula show?
Can you try JOIN with DISTINCT:
=JOIN(DISTINCT({Daily Sales Tracking Range 1}), CHAR(10))
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