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join in set analysis

Hi,

I'm trying to make a join in a set analysis.

For example, i've 2 tables:

T1:

id_t1code_t1
1100
2200
3300
4400

T2:

id_t2code_t2
1200
2500
3300
4600

I need to count the rows where there are a match between code_t1 and code_t2, here 2 rows.

I try this but without success:

count(DISTINCT  {<code_t1=P(code_t2)>} id_t1)

I can't rename the column to make an association.

thanks for your help

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Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

This one works for me: =count( {<code_t1=p([code_t2])>} DISTINCT id_t1)

Not a set analysis expression, but it returns the correct count too: =count(DISTINCT  if(code_t1=code_t2, id_t1))


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

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Author

I tryied the next proposition:

count(DISTINCT  {<code_t1={'=code_t1=code_t2'}>} id_t1)

unfortunately without success, i've no data to display as result

Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

This one works for me: =count( {<code_t1=p([code_t2])>} DISTINCT id_t1)

Not a set analysis expression, but it returns the correct count too: =count(DISTINCT  if(code_t1=code_t2, id_t1))


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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Author

Your solution was good:

=count(DISTINCT  if(code_t1=code_t2, id_t1))

thanks