Find duplicates within group in excel
Say I have a spreadsheet with the following:
RoadIDs | Order
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 2
1 1
I'd want to be able to show that RoadID
0
has 6 duplicates (i.e. 0
shows up in the Order
column 6 times.
The final output would be:
RoadIDs | Duplicates
0 6
1 0
I tried =COUNTIF(A:A,A2)
but this just gave me the counts for the RoadID.
microsoft-excel
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Say I have a spreadsheet with the following:
RoadIDs | Order
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 2
1 1
I'd want to be able to show that RoadID
0
has 6 duplicates (i.e. 0
shows up in the Order
column 6 times.
The final output would be:
RoadIDs | Duplicates
0 6
1 0
I tried =COUNTIF(A:A,A2)
but this just gave me the counts for the RoadID.
microsoft-excel
1
=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
@EricF That just gives me the counts of myRoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many timesOrder
0
shows up inRoadID
0
.
– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
try=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
how many timesOrder 0
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 6 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 2
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?
– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22
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Say I have a spreadsheet with the following:
RoadIDs | Order
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 2
1 1
I'd want to be able to show that RoadID
0
has 6 duplicates (i.e. 0
shows up in the Order
column 6 times.
The final output would be:
RoadIDs | Duplicates
0 6
1 0
I tried =COUNTIF(A:A,A2)
but this just gave me the counts for the RoadID.
microsoft-excel
Say I have a spreadsheet with the following:
RoadIDs | Order
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 2
1 1
I'd want to be able to show that RoadID
0
has 6 duplicates (i.e. 0
shows up in the Order
column 6 times.
The final output would be:
RoadIDs | Duplicates
0 6
1 0
I tried =COUNTIF(A:A,A2)
but this just gave me the counts for the RoadID.
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
edited Jan 15 at 20:16
AGH_TORN
asked Jan 15 at 20:15
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=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
@EricF That just gives me the counts of myRoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many timesOrder
0
shows up inRoadID
0
.
– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
try=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
how many timesOrder 0
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 6 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 2
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?
– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22
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1
=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
@EricF That just gives me the counts of myRoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many timesOrder
0
shows up inRoadID
0
.
– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
try=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
how many timesOrder 0
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 6 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 2
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?
– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22
1
1
=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
@EricF That just gives me the counts of my
RoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many times Order
0
shows up in RoadID
0
.– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
@EricF That just gives me the counts of my
RoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many times Order
0
shows up in RoadID
0
.– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
try
=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
try
=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
how many times
Order 0
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 6 || how many times Order 1
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 1 || how many times Order 2
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 1 || how many times Order 1
shows up in RoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22
how many times
Order 0
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 6 || how many times Order 1
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 1 || how many times Order 2
shows up in RoadID 0
-> 1 || how many times Order 1
shows up in RoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22
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=COUNTIF under your Duplicates column, referencing your RoadIDs column
– Eric F
Jan 15 at 20:16
@EricF That just gives me the counts of my
RoadIDs
, I'd like to see how many timesOrder
0
shows up inRoadID
0
.– AGH_TORN
Jan 15 at 20:19
try
=COUNTIFS
(that extra "s" makes a huge difference)– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 15 at 20:37
how many times
Order 0
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 6 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 2
shows up inRoadID 0
-> 1 || how many timesOrder 1
shows up inRoadID 1
-> 1 ........ is these the count you expect to get?– p._phidot_
Jan 16 at 3:22