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Set Analysis with Variable

Hello,

I am attempting to create an expressions that counts unique person_ids when the person_id is associated to 2 or more encntr_ids.

Thus far I have had no luck in creating this expressions. The variables  vCntPerson and vCntEncntr are simply just counting the unique person_ids and encntr_ids.

=count(Distinct{<$(=vCntPerson)={"$(= '=' & '1' & $(=vCntEncntr) '>=' & '2')"}>} PERSON_ID)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Jordan

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=count(Distinct{<$(=vCntPerson)={"=$(vCntEncntr)>=2"}>} PERSON_ID)

pgrenier
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hello Jordan,

I believe you may get the desired result with the following expression:

=Count({<PERSON_ID={“=Count(encntr_ids) > 1”}>} DISTINCT PERSON_ID)


Regards,


Philippe

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Hi Manish,


Thank you for your quick response, however I am getting an error in set modifier expression with a 'red line' under the second open '{'.

Not sure why it does not like it there.


Thanks!

Jordan

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Hi Philippe,


Thank you for your response, however  this expression returns a count of 0 for me.

Thanks!

Jordan

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Can you load sample file?

pgrenier
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hello Jordan,

There was a typo in the previous expression with one of the double quote characters. This version should work if you copy-paste:

=Count({<PERSON_ID={"=Count(encntr_ids) > 1"}>} DISTINCT PERSON_ID)


Regards,


Philippe