Count distinct case when

Distinct count with case statement. In your case, in the expression you have case statement rite. Something went wrong on our end. Usually I do this to set a condition, usually time based. Data example of input and output would have likely changed my suggestion.

With notes about the condition that it might work in the lack of details about your data. I want to count how many alternative accounts each client has and how many alternatve account each main account has (without double counting Afor the first account). The problem is counting only the distinct alternative account numbers when looking at a main account level. As is the case with counting unique values in Excel, you can use variations of the basic Excel count distinct formula to handle specific value types such as numbers, text, and case -sensitive values. This is an easy way to count distinct values in the Pivot Table as you only need to add a helper column to the source data.

Once you have added a helper column, you can then use this new data set to calculate the distinct count. While this is an easy workaroun there are some drawbacks to this method (covered later in this tutorial). SSIS can be used in a similar way.

Wondering if I could have a bit of help. Solved: I would like to count numbers of distinct cases that meet different criteria in my large dataset. Count distinct case when SQL. Hi, The code you provided works but does not deliver the result I expected - i thought this should be the solution This code creates a table of the observations where venues2=but drops all the the rest, i want to keep the rest as MBPs=0. SooParentOrderReference FROM SBS.

SopOrderItem SopOrderItem_WHERE SopOrder_0. COunt ( distinct ) works as intented. However your select column definition is a bit odd.

The ELSE part is doing a sum (which always returns 0) and the column is named COST. Read more about data tables and symbol tables here. Per month, I think I found it out. I hope that you could provide me with a solution or advice. DISTINCT operates on a single column.

Looks like both count columns should have the same info? CASE WHEN ConditionHERE = true THEN 1. If we need to count the number of distinct records in a group of data such as in each year or in each product category, we need to retrieve all the groups without aggregation in the sub-query and then use GROUP BY on the groups in the outer query. In the second case , in particular for COUNT , the effect is to consider repeating values only once. By default, the COUNT function uses the ALL keyword whether you specify it or not. The ALL keyword means that all items in the group are considered including the duplicate values.

Hi el_salas, Thanks for your question. I have customer number ABCand abc0 when query in SQL to select count distinct , it will count as 1. Is webi count a record by identify its upper case and lower case ? They will disappear when you edit the formula. COMPUTE X = TRUNC(RV.UNIFORM(10)). MISSING VALUES X (THRU HI). Use RANK, as suggested by Bjarte Aagnes.

Looking for something like that?