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Anonymous
8 years agoNot applicable
count if column
Hi, I think there has to be an easy solution to my problem. I have a column where almost every value appears two times with a few exeptions: ID_A ID_A ID_B ID_B ID_C ID_C ID_D ID_...
- 8 years ago
Hi Anonymous,
In the Query Editor you should be able to Group BY Your ID Column, the default is a column with the count of the rows, and then also add the All Rows as the second aggregation column.
Then filter the Count column to those that are not one.
Remove the Count Column
Expand the Column that contains tables (the All Rows column)
MarkS
8 years agoResolver IV
Hi Anonymous,
In the Query Editor you should be able to Group BY Your ID Column, the default is a column with the count of the rows, and then also add the All Rows as the second aggregation column.
Then filter the Count column to those that are not one.
Remove the Count Column
Expand the Column that contains tables (the All Rows column)
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
Thank you, this really did the job :)