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Here's a Data in my spreadsheet:



colA   colB
NYC USA
NYC USA
ROC USA
SEA USA
YVR CAN
YYZ CAN
LON UK
LON CAN
LON USA


How do I get the data for the following rule:



Get all the cities and countries, for which there is more than 1 unique combination of city+country. In other words, extract only those cities (along with respective countries), which have more than one country.



From the above data, I'm looking to get the following result:



LON  UK
LON CAN
LON USA


because LON is the only one which occurs more than 1 once in different countries.



Tried COUNTIF, UNIQUE, QUERY and none of them produce the result I hope for, because I know I'm not using them correctly.



Thank you.










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    Here's a Data in my spreadsheet:



    colA   colB
    NYC USA
    NYC USA
    ROC USA
    SEA USA
    YVR CAN
    YYZ CAN
    LON UK
    LON CAN
    LON USA


    How do I get the data for the following rule:



    Get all the cities and countries, for which there is more than 1 unique combination of city+country. In other words, extract only those cities (along with respective countries), which have more than one country.



    From the above data, I'm looking to get the following result:



    LON  UK
    LON CAN
    LON USA


    because LON is the only one which occurs more than 1 once in different countries.



    Tried COUNTIF, UNIQUE, QUERY and none of them produce the result I hope for, because I know I'm not using them correctly.



    Thank you.










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      Here's a Data in my spreadsheet:



      colA   colB
      NYC USA
      NYC USA
      ROC USA
      SEA USA
      YVR CAN
      YYZ CAN
      LON UK
      LON CAN
      LON USA


      How do I get the data for the following rule:



      Get all the cities and countries, for which there is more than 1 unique combination of city+country. In other words, extract only those cities (along with respective countries), which have more than one country.



      From the above data, I'm looking to get the following result:



      LON  UK
      LON CAN
      LON USA


      because LON is the only one which occurs more than 1 once in different countries.



      Tried COUNTIF, UNIQUE, QUERY and none of them produce the result I hope for, because I know I'm not using them correctly.



      Thank you.










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      Here's a Data in my spreadsheet:



      colA   colB
      NYC USA
      NYC USA
      ROC USA
      SEA USA
      YVR CAN
      YYZ CAN
      LON UK
      LON CAN
      LON USA


      How do I get the data for the following rule:



      Get all the cities and countries, for which there is more than 1 unique combination of city+country. In other words, extract only those cities (along with respective countries), which have more than one country.



      From the above data, I'm looking to get the following result:



      LON  UK
      LON CAN
      LON USA


      because LON is the only one which occurs more than 1 once in different countries.



      Tried COUNTIF, UNIQUE, QUERY and none of them produce the result I hope for, because I know I'm not using them correctly.



      Thank you.







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          In SQL, you would get the list of such cities by doing:



          select city
          from t
          group by city
          having min(country) <> max(country);


          However, if you want the original rows, I would instead use exists:



          select city, country
          from t
          where exists (select 1 from t t2 where t2.city = t.city and t2.country <> t.country);





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            You need to use QUERY function as



            =QUERY("SELECT ColA, ColB WHERE Col1='colA'"
            QUERY(
            QUERY(
            Data!A1:B10,
            "SELECT colA, count(distinct ColB) GROUP BY ColA"
            ),
            "WHERE Col2 > 1")
            )


            where Col2 is case-sensitive and should be written as initcapped as this.






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              In SQL, you would get the list of such cities by doing:



              select city
              from t
              group by city
              having min(country) <> max(country);


              However, if you want the original rows, I would instead use exists:



              select city, country
              from t
              where exists (select 1 from t t2 where t2.city = t.city and t2.country <> t.country);





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                In SQL, you would get the list of such cities by doing:



                select city
                from t
                group by city
                having min(country) <> max(country);


                However, if you want the original rows, I would instead use exists:



                select city, country
                from t
                where exists (select 1 from t t2 where t2.city = t.city and t2.country <> t.country);





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                  In SQL, you would get the list of such cities by doing:



                  select city
                  from t
                  group by city
                  having min(country) <> max(country);


                  However, if you want the original rows, I would instead use exists:



                  select city, country
                  from t
                  where exists (select 1 from t t2 where t2.city = t.city and t2.country <> t.country);





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                  In SQL, you would get the list of such cities by doing:



                  select city
                  from t
                  group by city
                  having min(country) <> max(country);


                  However, if you want the original rows, I would instead use exists:



                  select city, country
                  from t
                  where exists (select 1 from t t2 where t2.city = t.city and t2.country <> t.country);






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                      You need to use QUERY function as



                      =QUERY("SELECT ColA, ColB WHERE Col1='colA'"
                      QUERY(
                      QUERY(
                      Data!A1:B10,
                      "SELECT colA, count(distinct ColB) GROUP BY ColA"
                      ),
                      "WHERE Col2 > 1")
                      )


                      where Col2 is case-sensitive and should be written as initcapped as this.






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                        down vote













                        You need to use QUERY function as



                        =QUERY("SELECT ColA, ColB WHERE Col1='colA'"
                        QUERY(
                        QUERY(
                        Data!A1:B10,
                        "SELECT colA, count(distinct ColB) GROUP BY ColA"
                        ),
                        "WHERE Col2 > 1")
                        )


                        where Col2 is case-sensitive and should be written as initcapped as this.






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                          You need to use QUERY function as



                          =QUERY("SELECT ColA, ColB WHERE Col1='colA'"
                          QUERY(
                          QUERY(
                          Data!A1:B10,
                          "SELECT colA, count(distinct ColB) GROUP BY ColA"
                          ),
                          "WHERE Col2 > 1")
                          )


                          where Col2 is case-sensitive and should be written as initcapped as this.






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                          You need to use QUERY function as



                          =QUERY("SELECT ColA, ColB WHERE Col1='colA'"
                          QUERY(
                          QUERY(
                          Data!A1:B10,
                          "SELECT colA, count(distinct ColB) GROUP BY ColA"
                          ),
                          "WHERE Col2 > 1")
                          )


                          where Col2 is case-sensitive and should be written as initcapped as this.







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