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Hi all,
I have a problem and don't get a simple idea. Hope you can help:
Company | Ticket |
---|---|
München | 1234 |
Berlin | 32423 |
Bonn | 1234 |
Hamburg | 887878 |
Nürnberg | 766328 |
My aim is to get the tickets which have two or more companies.
In the case I would like to see 1234 in one list box and both cities in another list box. It works if you know the ticketnumber. But can you also show only these tickets which have two or more companies in a list box?
If you need more information, just ask.
Thank you for helping!
Robert
Hi,
What you can do is, create list box for tickets, go to properties -> expression ->
Here add expression as count(distinct Company)
Go to sort
Add expression Count(Distinct Company) Descending order.
Apply and OK.
Now you will see the tickets which have more than one company on top and then others.
By doing this you will know which tickets has the most unique companies.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Hi,
What you can do is, create list box for tickets, go to properties -> expression ->
Here add expression as count(distinct Company)
Go to sort
Add expression Count(Distinct Company) Descending order.
Apply and OK.
Now you will see the tickets which have more than one company on top and then others.
By doing this you will know which tickets has the most unique companies.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Here it is an example
Try:
=Aggr(If(Count(Company)>1,Ticket),Ticket)