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How to Use COUNTUNIQUEIFS() in Google Sheets
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How To Actually Use COUNTUNIQUEIFS() in Sheets
COUNTUNIQUEIFS(count_unique_range, criteria_range1, criterion1, [criteria_range2, criterion2, ...])
Try COUNTUNIQUEIFS yourself
Use COUNTUNIQUEIFS to count unique values in A2:A10 where B2:B10 is greater than 20. Place the formula in D2.
Hints (3)
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First argument is the range of values to count uniquely.
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Next come criteria_range and criterion pairs, like COUNTIFS.
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Wrap comparison criteria in quotes, for example ">20".
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