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Syndicate_Admin
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2 years ago

Count how many IDs meet two requirements

Nice day

I require your help as I want to count in a table that brings ID and for each ID many answers from these cules ID meet two specific answers

This is the table that contains the IDs and responses.

and this is the specific answers that must be found, for example from the previous table how many response IDs walamrt have in c4 and automercado in c1.5 and so on with each of the rows in this second table

I leave an example GDP https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RL-iWsD5yiWLTT7dSRP48O9IZn-8Wklk/view?usp=drive_link

4 Replies

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Hi Syndicate_Admin 

     

    Please provide more detailed description.

    Actually that I can't understand the requirement that you post completely.

    If possible, please provide your expected result with backend logic and special examples.

     

    Best Regards

    Zhengdong Xu
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    • 3XotiC's avatar
      3XotiC
      Frequent Visitor

      Each combination found in the first table would be counted as 1, and each combination that is required is described in table 2.

       

      For example, if the id "203522243" in all your answers is c4 walmart and c1.5 automercado it would be considered 1

       

      The result is presented in a table like this, being the advance counts combinations found

       

       

  • Syndicate_Admin 

    the link can't open.

    Do you mean, if an SbjNum's PERCEPCION(Estudio) has both C1.5 and C4, that ID count as 1?

    what's the expected output based on the sample data you provided?

     

    • 3XotiC's avatar
      3XotiC
      Frequent Visitor

      Each combination found in the first table would be counted as 1, and each combination that is required is described in table 2.

       

      For example, if the id "203522243" in all your answers is c4 walmart and c1.5 automercado it would be considered 1

       

      The result is presented in a table like this, being the advance counts combinations found