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Filtering with conditions and pivot table

I have a simple table as in the link. Each loan has its own code, each loan can have multiple collaterals.

- 1st question: How can I filter with pivot table the loans that have only one type/multiple types of collateral? For example only the loan PQR/987 counts if I want to filter the loans that only have vehicle collateral and only the ABC/123 loan counts if I want to filter the loans that have multiple collaterals. I know this could be solved with adding a countifs column but I don't know how.

- 2nd question: If a loan is secured by xxx + guarantee, it will still be counted as secured by xxx alone. For example if I want to filter loans that only have property collateral, DEF/456 would still be counted along MNO/654. Is there a formula that could reflect that?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b5gZLRTQ41DT2N1aZT-YBTSR5N0g2qgExTACCgME_ns/edit?usp=drivesdk

Thank you so much.

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