Distinct Count With A Pivottable In Excel By Chris Menard

PivotTables in Excel can create a Distinct Count. An example of a distinct count is we had five orders in one day, but three orders were placed by the same customer. I want to know we have five orders from three customers. To create a distinct count in a PivotTable, there is a box you must check to have this feature enabled in your PivotTable. In this short video, I'll demonstrate a PivotTable without a distinct count, create another PivotTable with a distinct count, and finally show the awesome UNIQUE function. The tip is to select Add this data to the data model when creating your PivotTable.

Chapters/Bookmarks
0:00 Intro
0:15 PivotTable without distinct count
2:10 PivotTable with distinct count
4:15 UNIQUE Function in Excel

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