📈 Statistical
UNIQUE Formula for Statistical
Return unique values from a range. Copy-paste ready for Excel, Google Sheets, and Airtable.
=UNIQUE(A1:A100)When you need this: When you have customer cities repeated (New York, Boston, New York, etc. in A1:A100) and need a clean list of unique cities.
How it works
- 1The UNIQUE function extracts all distinct values from the range (A1:A100).
- 2Removes duplicates automatically.
- 3Returns results in a new column, maintains original order.
Variations
UNIQUE ignoring empty cells
=FILTER(UNIQUE(A1:A100),UNIQUE(A1:A100)<>"")UNIQUE with multiple columns
=UNIQUE(A1:B100,FALSE)Related Formulas
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