Counting duplicate values in a sequence - for football scores
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I currently have a column of values like the one below, listing the outcomes of football matches.
Lost
Lost
Lost
Won
Drew
Drew
Won
Won
Using this formula, I've been able to calculate where a sequence is repeated - so for the list above, there are three 'Lost' in a row.
=IF(A2=A1,B1+1,1)
However, I'd like to calculate where the value is either 'Drew' or 'Won' (thereby showing the number of rows without a "lost" appearing. Is this possible?
Thank you
microsoft-excel
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I currently have a column of values like the one below, listing the outcomes of football matches.
Lost
Lost
Lost
Won
Drew
Drew
Won
Won
Using this formula, I've been able to calculate where a sequence is repeated - so for the list above, there are three 'Lost' in a row.
=IF(A2=A1,B1+1,1)
However, I'd like to calculate where the value is either 'Drew' or 'Won' (thereby showing the number of rows without a "lost" appearing. Is this possible?
Thank you
microsoft-excel
asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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Do you want tocount(as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?
– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
If you just want a total count, then something like=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?
– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36
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I currently have a column of values like the one below, listing the outcomes of football matches.
Lost
Lost
Lost
Won
Drew
Drew
Won
Won
Using this formula, I've been able to calculate where a sequence is repeated - so for the list above, there are three 'Lost' in a row.
=IF(A2=A1,B1+1,1)
However, I'd like to calculate where the value is either 'Drew' or 'Won' (thereby showing the number of rows without a "lost" appearing. Is this possible?
Thank you
microsoft-excel
asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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I currently have a column of values like the one below, listing the outcomes of football matches.
Lost
Lost
Lost
Won
Drew
Drew
Won
Won
Using this formula, I've been able to calculate where a sequence is repeated - so for the list above, there are three 'Lost' in a row.
=IF(A2=A1,B1+1,1)
However, I'd like to calculate where the value is either 'Drew' or 'Won' (thereby showing the number of rows without a "lost" appearing. Is this possible?
Thank you
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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asked Dec 7 at 14:19
user1901025
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Do you want tocount(as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?
– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
If you just want a total count, then something like=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?
– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36
add a comment |
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Do you want tocount(as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?
– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
If you just want a total count, then something like=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?
– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36
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Do you want to
count (as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
Do you want to
count (as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
If you just want a total count, then something like
=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36
If you just want a total count, then something like
=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36
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Here is a module sub that looks through column A until encountering a blank cell and prints the largest non-"Lost" streak to cell B1.
Sub CountNonLoss()
Dim nonloss As Integer
Dim LongestStreak As Integer
Dim Val
Dim streak As New Collection
nonloss = 0
LongestStreak = 0
Range("A1").Select
Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
If ActiveCell.Value <> "Lost" Then
nonloss = nonloss + 1
Else
streak.Add nonloss
nonloss = 0
End If
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
For Each Val In streak
If Val > LongestStreak Then
LongestStreak = Val
End If
Next Val
Range("B1").Value = LongestStreak
End Sub
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Here is a module sub that looks through column A until encountering a blank cell and prints the largest non-"Lost" streak to cell B1.
Sub CountNonLoss()
Dim nonloss As Integer
Dim LongestStreak As Integer
Dim Val
Dim streak As New Collection
nonloss = 0
LongestStreak = 0
Range("A1").Select
Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
If ActiveCell.Value <> "Lost" Then
nonloss = nonloss + 1
Else
streak.Add nonloss
nonloss = 0
End If
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
For Each Val In streak
If Val > LongestStreak Then
LongestStreak = Val
End If
Next Val
Range("B1").Value = LongestStreak
End Sub
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Here is a module sub that looks through column A until encountering a blank cell and prints the largest non-"Lost" streak to cell B1.
Sub CountNonLoss()
Dim nonloss As Integer
Dim LongestStreak As Integer
Dim Val
Dim streak As New Collection
nonloss = 0
LongestStreak = 0
Range("A1").Select
Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
If ActiveCell.Value <> "Lost" Then
nonloss = nonloss + 1
Else
streak.Add nonloss
nonloss = 0
End If
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
For Each Val In streak
If Val > LongestStreak Then
LongestStreak = Val
End If
Next Val
Range("B1").Value = LongestStreak
End Sub
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Here is a module sub that looks through column A until encountering a blank cell and prints the largest non-"Lost" streak to cell B1.
Sub CountNonLoss()
Dim nonloss As Integer
Dim LongestStreak As Integer
Dim Val
Dim streak As New Collection
nonloss = 0
LongestStreak = 0
Range("A1").Select
Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
If ActiveCell.Value <> "Lost" Then
nonloss = nonloss + 1
Else
streak.Add nonloss
nonloss = 0
End If
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
For Each Val In streak
If Val > LongestStreak Then
LongestStreak = Val
End If
Next Val
Range("B1").Value = LongestStreak
End Sub
answered Dec 7 at 19:58
Brian
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Here is a module sub that looks through column A until encountering a blank cell and prints the largest non-"Lost" streak to cell B1.
Sub CountNonLoss()
Dim nonloss As Integer
Dim LongestStreak As Integer
Dim Val
Dim streak As New Collection
nonloss = 0
LongestStreak = 0
Range("A1").Select
Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
If ActiveCell.Value <> "Lost" Then
nonloss = nonloss + 1
Else
streak.Add nonloss
nonloss = 0
End If
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
For Each Val In streak
If Val > LongestStreak Then
LongestStreak = Val
End If
Next Val
Range("B1").Value = LongestStreak
End Sub
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count(as the title of your question indicates) or find the location (as you mention in the question)? Can you edit your question to show us the expected outcome?– cybernetic.nomad
Dec 7 at 15:19
If you just want a total count, then something like
=COUNTA(A1:A8)-COUNTIF(A1:A8,"Lost")?– fixer1234
Dec 8 at 7:36