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I have a data set where I'm trying to identify the frequency an order number is repeated by the number of times it is repeated. For example in the set below I have 4 orders. Each item that is in the order has a separate record. Therefore there are 4 orders that consist of (7) different items.
Order Number | Item |
123 | ABC |
123 | DEF |
456 | GHI |
789 | JKL |
789 | MNO |
789 | PQR |
101 | STU |
I am trying to visualize the number of items that are in a box by the number of items to return something like below. Where I can see that only 1 item was need for 2 orders (frequency), 2 items were needed for 1 order, and 3 items were needed for 1 order.
Number of items | Frequency |
1 | 2 |
2 | 1 |
3 | 1 |
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Hi @cwharris15 - create a new calculated table that counts the number of items per order as below:
Create one more table using calculated table to summarizes the number of orders by the number of items.
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Hi @cwharris15 - create a new calculated table that counts the number of items per order as below:
Create one more table using calculated table to summarizes the number of orders by the number of items.
Hope it helps
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