Excel Magic Trick 1392: Case Sensitive Unique Count: Power Query or Data Model PivotTable?

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See how to perform Case Sensitive Unique Count with Power Query:

1. (00:15) Introduction and examples of Remove Duplicates ans Data Model PivotTable Disnict Count Function will not perform Case Sensitive Unique Count.
2. (01:34) Case Sensitive Unique Count with Power Query
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Case sensitive distinct count with PQ is great stuff! On a less sensitive note, what I learned from Jordan Goldmeier is you should try to name your table names/defined names in an object oriented format as in [sheet name.defined name]Sheet1.tNames because it will make it easier for you to know where your referenced data is coming especially if you have lots of formulas that utilize defined names.

Sal_A
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Power query. the more I use it the more I like it. Thanks, Mike

eCabinetstipsandtricks
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wow! so easy to solve this with Power Query! Interesting how the remove duplicates feature in PQ works (case sensitive). thanks Mike

MySpreadsheetLab
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PQ is most useful and powerful feature. However its credit goes to you "Mr. Magician" who had made it friendly for us, otherwise it was a "monster". :D

zaighamuddinfarooqui
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Why can't we simply sort the data by using the Proper formula and then highlighting or removing duplicate values?
That would be much simpler, wouldn't it?

ahamsahastramee