Reputation: 832
I have a column of names and a column called is broke rules. If a person has broken a rule once, then their rule breaking status is yes otherwise they are not a rule breaker. I know how I would do this programmatically in python or something, but how do I check their actual rule breaking status in excel?
name | broke rule |
---|---|
bob | no |
bob | no |
jane | no |
sam | yes |
jane | yes |
jake | no |
bob | yes |
paul | no |
The result I want
name | broke rule | rule breaking status |
---|---|---|
bob | no | yes |
bob | no | yes |
jane | no | yes |
sam | yes | yes |
jane | yes | yes |
jake | no | no |
bob | yes | yes |
paul | no | no |
jake | no | no |
As you can see only jake and paul have a no status for their rule breaking, because they have not broken the rule once, while the others have broken a rule at least once before.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 56
Reputation: 54807
If your Excel version is older than 2010 you can do:
=IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(A$2:A$10=A2),--(B$2:B$10="yes"))=1,"yes","no")
Upvotes: 0