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Count for specific values

I have the following table

department       Overall Satisfaction

---------------       ------------------------------

Inpatient            Extremely Satisfied

Inpatient            Satisfied

Outpatient         dissatisfied

Inpatient           dissatisfied

Outpatient         Satisfied

I want to get the following formula ( Extremely satisfied + Satisfied) of inpatient / Count( department = 'Inpatient)   

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Try:

count({<[Overall Satisfaction']={'Extremely Satisfied','Satisfied'},department={'Inpatient'}>} department) / count({<department={'Inpatient'}>}department)

or maybe you want to count Satisfied or Extremely Satisfied for both departments and then divide by the count of department Inpatient:

count({<[Overall Satisfaction']={'Extremely Satisfied','Satisfied'>} department) / count({<department={'Inpatient'}>}department)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Try:

count({<[Overall Satisfaction']={'Extremely Satisfied','Satisfied'},department={'Inpatient'}>} department) / count({<department={'Inpatient'}>}department)

or maybe you want to count Satisfied or Extremely Satisfied for both departments and then divide by the count of department Inpatient:

count({<[Overall Satisfaction']={'Extremely Satisfied','Satisfied'>} department) / count({<department={'Inpatient'}>}department)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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