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Anonymous
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Only count where this not that

Hi, This returns (count) 1 for Site when p Part_Number exist at a site but -p does not.  It returns 0 otherwise.  I would like to include an IF statement to ONLY return a value if p exists but -p does not.

Essentially, I am not interested in the 10,000 site_id_key where both items exist (Or p does not) - only the 25 where p exists but -p does not.

count({$<Site_Id_Key= p({$<Part_Number={'45133403129',
'45133403130',
'45133405029'
}>}
Site_Id_Key)
-
p({$<Part_Number={'1021931',
'8000826',
'45133308034',
'45133308530'
}>}
Site_Id_Key)>}Distinct Site_Id_Key

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sunny_talwar

See if this works:

=Count({<Site_Id_Key= p({<Part_Number={'45133403129', '45133403130', '45133405029'}>}Site_Id_Key) * e({<Part_Number={'1021931', '8000826', '45133308034', '45133308530'}>} Site_Id_Key)>}Distinct Site_Id_Key)

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sunny_talwar

See if this works:

=Count({<Site_Id_Key= p({<Part_Number={'45133403129', '45133403130', '45133405029'}>}Site_Id_Key) * e({<Part_Number={'1021931', '8000826', '45133308034', '45133308530'}>} Site_Id_Key)>}Distinct Site_Id_Key)

Anonymous
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Bingo, thank you.  Looking for a job?

sunny_talwar

Hahahaha no, not right now, but may be in the future