To elaborate; I have an excel with ~4k lines. Lets say column B has numbers. Multiple rows will have the same number in that column (usually like 2-6 will match). Column C has words that will sometimes match with other cells in the same column of the rows that had matching values in column B.
So I want to create a formula that, for each each "chunk" of rows with matching values in column B, will look to see if that chunk also has matching values in column C (but only for that specific group of rows of matching B columns).
Basically I'm trying to narrow down this list and get rid of a big chunk of manual work since if they match I'm not worried about them so I was thinking of just making an =IF(Test, "Y","N")
and putting that in a column and deleting all the Y's after.
This will count the matching column B & column C values. Then eliminate all rows with result greater than 1 to find unique values.
=COUNTIFS(B:B,B1,C:C,C1)
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