Blogger December 2015 Stats

Google Analytics
Sessions = 905
Users = 817
PageViews = 1898

Google Webmasters
Impressions = 6392
Clicks = 710


Google AdSense
Page Views = 121
Clicks = 0

Blogger
Pageviews Last Month = 1960
All Time Posts = 374
All Time History Visits = 66818

Life: Blogger Dec 2014 Stats

Google Analytics

Sessions = 2280
Users = 2089
Pageviews = 4818

Google Webmasters

Total Queries = 362
Impressions = 10,161
Clicks = 1621

Google AdSense

Page Views = 588
Clicks = 2

Blogger

Pageviews Last Month = 3254
All Time Posts = 327
All Time History Visits = 34069

Life: Blogger September 2014 Stats

Google Analytics

Sessions = 1120
Users = 1031
Pageviews = 2444

Google Webmasters

Total Queries = 327
Approximate Impressions = 8171
Approximate Clicks = 733

Google AdSense

Page Views = 953
Clicks = 1

Blogger

Pageviews Last Month = 2080
All Time Comments = **
All Time Posts = 287
All Time History Visits = 25195



* Approximations are rounded down
** Switching to Google+ comments removed the ability to count total comments

Life: Blogger July 2014 Stats

Missed July earlier in the month.

Google Analytics

Sessions = 605
Users = 524
Pageviews = 1383

Google Webmasters

Total Queries = 285
Approximate Impressions = 6276
Approximate Clicks = 307

Google AdSense

Page Views = 506
Clicks = 2

Blogger

Does not allow for previous data.



* Approximations are rounded down
** Switching to Google+ comments removed the ability to count total comments

Life: Blogger August 2014 Stats

I seem to have missed metrics for July.

Google Analytics

Sessions = 594
Users = 511
Pageviews = 1362

Google Webmasters

Total Queries = 292
Approximate Impressions = 6595
Approximate Clicks = 318

Google AdSense

Page Views = 588
Clicks = 2

Blogger

Pageviews Last Month = 1500
All Time Comments = **
All Time Posts = 261
All Time History Visits = 23142



* Approximations are rounded down
** Switching to Google+ comments removed the ability to count total comments

HOWTO: Count Unique Values in a Column using Excel

I thought this would be an easy function to find, but of course, Microsoft proves me wrong again.

= SUM(1/COUNTIF([select data],[select data]))
Then make sure to use CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER.

This does not address blank cells.

Reference

http://www.excel-easy.com/examples/count-unique-values.html