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subtiotal on alpha field
October 18, 2007, 03:47 PM
Jaysubtiotal on alpha field
I have an alpha field which contains 'X', i need tp know how many 'X's I have in each column. How do I do this as a subtotal?
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October 18, 2007, 04:19 PM
FrankDutchJay
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The answer on your question:
TABLE FILE whatever
PRINT F_X
COMPUTE TELLER/I4=IF F_X EQ 'X' THEN TELLER+1 ELSE TELLER; NOPRINT
FOOTING
"number of x: <TELLER "
ON TABLE COLUMN-TOTAL
END
I hope this works
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October 18, 2007, 04:24 PM
SayedI think this is what you are looking for COUNTRY is your filed containing X
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT
COMPUTE A/I1 = IF COUNTRY EQ 'ENGLAND' THEN 1 ELSE 0;
BY COUNTRY
ON COUNTRY SUBTOTAL AS 'TOTAL :'
END
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October 22, 2007, 10:41 AM
JayI want the total number of 'X's in the column otherwise I have to create a subfoor for the compute fields then align the columns (which is extremly hard to do).
Yout totals seems to work on numeric fields.
I am using webfocus 7.6.2
WebFocus 7.6.6
Oracle 10
Windows XP
October 22, 2007, 01:09 PM
Darin LeeI don't think your intended approach will work. There are subtotals that will work with alpha fields, but they are just that - subtotals - for an alpha field, that means the last value. You can also use the CNT. prefix, but that is just a count. You want to count only where a value equals 'X'. Could you just use a '1' instead of an 'X' and get what you need? Otherwise you'll need to define another column to subtotal or use in a footing/subfooting as Frank suggests.
Regards,
Darin
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October 22, 2007, 02:31 PM
Francis MarianiHere's one way to determine the number of X's in each row for a particular column.
I'm using the CAR file as an example. I'm using 'O' instead of 'X' in this example.
The STRIP function removes the specified character from the given string. The ARGLEN function returns the non-trailing-spaces length of a string. Combine STRIP and ARGLEN to determine the count of the specified character.
DEFINE FILE CAR
XSTRIP/A24 = STRIP(24, MODEL, 'O', 'A24');
XCOUNT/D4 = ARGLEN(24, MODEL, 'I4') - ARGLEN(24, XSTRIP, 'I4');
END
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT
MODEL
XCOUNT
END
You will, of course have to fiddle about with SUBFOOT if you don't want the Count column in the report.
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