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tinapullen1
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Countifs based on another field

Hi, could someone please help me with a countifs query that I have:  I'm trying to show total number if the Trip # and the Customer # are the same e.g. Customer 1 had 3 orders on trip 1 so the result number I would be looking for is 3.  Customer 2 had 2 orders on trip 1 so the result would be 2. 

 

Customer #Trip #Result
Customer 113
Customer 113
Customer 113
Customer 212
Customer 212
Customer 321
Customer 421

 

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sunny_talwar

Left Join the Count like this may be

Left Join (TableName)
LOAD [Customer #],
     [Trip #],
     Count([Trip #]) as Result
From TableName
Group By [Customer #], [Trip #];

 

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sunny_talwar

Add Customer # and Trip # as dimension and use Count([Trip #]) as your expression

tinapullen1
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Thank you for coming back to me Sunny - I should have been more clear.  I'm looking to do it in the script?

sunny_talwar

Left Join the Count like this may be

Left Join (TableName)
LOAD [Customer #],
     [Trip #],
     Count([Trip #]) as Result
From TableName
Group By [Customer #], [Trip #];

 

Brett_Bleess
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Hey Tina, did Sunny's last post get you what you needed for your use case?  If so, do not forget to come back to the post and use the Accept as Solution button on Sunny's post to give him credit and let others know the guidance helped you get things working.  If you are still working on things, leave an update on where things stand.

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Brett

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