megalomania Posted January 7, 2015 Posted January 7, 2015 I'm using FileMakerPro Adv 13 Considering There are records like these below 1 Orange 2 Apple 3 Strawberry 4 Apple 5 Lemon 6 Apple 7 Orange 8 Melon I have a value lists called "TypeOfFruits" then If I execute this function Substitute(Substitute ( ValueListItems ( Get ( FileName ); "TypeOfFruits"); "¶"; "n") ;" ";"") I get this output OrangenApplenStrawberrynLemonnMelon It is shown on a page just like this Orange Apple Strawberry Lemon Melon If I want to count all of them and want an output like this, how can I change my function above? (sorted by the number of count) 3...Apple 2...Orange 1...Strawberry 1...Lemon 1...Melon
Ocean West Posted January 7, 2015 Posted January 7, 2015 Try this on http://www.briandunning.com/cf/1289 1
Ocean West Posted January 7, 2015 Posted January 7, 2015 you can always use this function in a script step setting a field. - just change the items in bold your field names and table name. ExecuteSQL ( "SELECT typeOfFruits, COUNT(*) FROM sample GROUP BY typeOfFruits ORDER BY 2 DESC" ; "" ; "") or if you want it more in line like you example 3...apple 2...orange 1...strawberry 1...lemon 1...melon ExecuteSQL ( "SELECT COUNT(*), typeOfFruits FROM sample GROUP BY typeOfFruits ORDER BY 1 DESC" ; "..." ; "")
megalomania Posted January 7, 2015 Author Posted January 7, 2015 Try this on http://www.briandunning.com/cf/1289 Thanks for introducing the custom function!!! This is what I wanted!!! Thanks so much! you can always use this function in a script step setting a field. - just change the items in bold your field names and table name. ExecuteSQL ( "SELECT typeOfFruits, COUNT(*) FROM sample GROUP BY typeOfFruits ORDER BY 2 DESC" ; "" ; "") or if you want it more in line like you example 3...apple 2...orange 1...strawberry 1...lemon 1...melon ExecuteSQL ( "SELECT COUNT(*), typeOfFruits FROM sample GROUP BY typeOfFruits ORDER BY 1 DESC" ; "..." ; "") This SQL also looks useful!! Thanks for the advanced technique!!
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