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So, I have two sets of data, in one I have the population of each state, and in the other one the information about each scholarship given (in the information includes the state of the school).
Is there a way for me to separate the number of scholarships given per state, and calculate the highest scholarship per capita?
Or I need to calculate each per capita manually?
Example tables:
Population table
State | Population |
State1 | 5.568.245 |
State2 | 458.659 |
State3 | 1.569.123 |
Scholarship table
ID | Year | School | ... | State |
1 | 2010 | XXX | ... | State1 |
2 | 2010 | XXX | ... | State2 |
3 | 2010 | XXX | ... | State3 |
... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
54896 | 2010 | XXX | ... | State2 |
Hi Zyrotot,
Your tables should be linked based on the State. That makes it possible to measure this.
Sum(Population) / Count(Distinct ID)
Jordy
Climber
They are linked, but this would only give me the country per capita, no?
I wanted the highest state per capita, like it automatically returns the per capita from state X, which is the highest one.