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Count date

I have Date column named newdate.

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I want to create a new table which has two columns. a date column and count column which shows the count of each date.

For example 02/05/2016 will have count 1.

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Chanty4u
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use rowno() 

Gysbert_Wassenaar
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If you see a 'date' value twice then there are two different values. Your 'date' is most likely a timestamp formatted as a date. So you don't see the time parts of the timestamp that do differ.


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jonathandienst
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Change the load the table containing the date to:

     LOAD ...

          Date(Floor(newdate)) As newdate,

          Time(Frac(newdate)) As newtime,  // if you need the time part

          ...

This will prevent the timestamp problem explained by Gysbert.

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Date:

LOAD * INLINE [

    DATE

    01/10/2015

    01/10/2014

    05/10/2013

    01/10/2014

    01/10/2015

];

try  Count(DATE)