I have a table that has three columns:
| name | company | country |
so I have many people belonging to the same country, I wanted to make another table that made a list of unique companies, and another column that listed how many people belonged to that company like so:
| company | num users in company |
that was done using this formula
B1: Unique names
B2: =SORT(UNIQUE(FILTER( A2:A ; ISTEXT( A2:A))))
C1: # of times occurring
C2: =COUNTIF( A2:A ;SORT(UNIQUE(FILTER( A2:A ; ISTEXT( A2:A))) ))
How do I list the countries besides each company mentioned in a separate column, so the end result will look like this?
| company | num users in company | country |
Best Answer
Assuming you data is in Columns A:C. In several steps because easier (my excuse is that you have not clarified whether a
company
may be associated with more than onecountry
):In E1:
=UNIQUE(QUERY(A:C,"select B,C where B is not NULL order by B,C",1))
to obtain an ordered list of unique
company
/country
combinations.In G1:
Count
, in G2 and copied down to suit:=countifs(B:B,E2,C:C,F2)
for the counting of names.
In I1:
=query(E:G,"select E,G,F")
to rearrange the column order.