August 24, 2005 at 3:37 pm
I am trying to figure out how to combine two rows of data. I need to combine them because each row is a part of a whole and I eventually need to figure out totals and percentages.
For example - my current output from my detail data summarizes data for a facility and unit. Each row for that facility unit combinations is part of a whole. For facility,unit(1,10) I have one row of data for the L counts (1)and one row for the S counts (1). I need to get those on the same line so I can say that there is a total of two. And then I can hopefully say that, of that two, 50% is of the L count and 50% is of the S count. Same thing for facility/unit 1/2. There is a total of 8. 3 is part of that, then 5 is the other part. Etc. Etc.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
My Current Query:
select facility , unit, form, count(*) as lcount
from allfacilities
group by facility, unit, form
sample of data:
facility,unit,LongOrShort,Count
1,10,L,1
1,10,S,1
1,2,L,3
1,2,S,5
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August 24, 2005 at 3:49 pm
I think you need to use the Case method to make a cross-tab sum. Check out
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