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In this dataset, there are five people’s First Names, Last Names and Ages. Using Excel formulas, we will copy cell value from this dataset to another cell. ...
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Bob, PivotTable is one of the prime features of Excel, so regardless of the version (contemporary versions) you should get it inside the “Insert” tab of the ribbon. But if you don’t find that there you may need to customize your ribbon. Click on File > Options, then follow the image
And if counting unique is your main goal right now you might get that using the UNIQUE function (and COUNT family function for counting).
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