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Hi,
I'm trying to count the occurrence of the most frequent values in a diagram like this:
count( {$ < Muster = {"=mode(Muster)"} >} Muster )
but the result is wrong. How is the right expression?
- Ralf
Hi Miguel,
this is a interesting approach with inputfield. In my case it would makes no sense because the mode is changing from selection and nobody would input that data.
I had also some thoughts about to calculate the mode in the script and then having the result in another table for comparison. But this also would be no dynamically solution...
- Ralf
Hi Ralf,
I don't understand, why did you say "nobody would input that data"?, because, the data in the input field are calculated trough a macro and it will be always calculated after triggers like open document, changing selection, etc, so, nobody have to input nothing, all is always dinamic.
I made some tests after send the "solution" changing values and it always works.
Sorry, I assumed this would help.
Best regards.
Hi Miguel,
sorry I got it wrong in the first place. I have to go more deeper into the example. But I'm concerned about large datasets with macro execution...
- Ralf
Hi Ralf,
I don't know what is the penality for large datasets (maybe you could try and share the result with us jajaja) but I don't have any more ideas for solving your problem.
good luck.
Best regards.
I really wonder wha this is an issue because these values are available in listboxes!
- Ralf