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I have this example table:
SalesId CustomerID date
1 A jan-12
2 B Jan-12
3 C Jan-12
4 A Feb-12
I want to know the number of salesId which has ben bough two times
count({<SUM(count(SalesID))>=3>} CustomerID)
thank's to all
create new text object and in text write
=Count(SalesID)
you dont need to filter
see the attached image
Hi Fahad,
Thank you for your compiled example, but oone question, what is the "RepeatedTime" in the function?
it does not calculate correctly
Hi,
The "RepeatedTime" is the field Name which calculates the number of time the customer has purchased.
It is a new filed created in the Script.
for example CustomerID = "A" has made 4 purchases, the script counts and stores it in the field "RepeatedTime" for all the instanses of CustomerID = "A" in data.
You could look into the script..
Thanks
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