Math symbol missing in a formula ?
Hi
I try to select names wich are displayed only one time.
So I use a formula for duplicates like this one :
let myV := 'Bird name';
if cnt(select 'table name' where 'Bird name' = myV) > 1 then
"Duplicate"
else
"no duplicate"
end
But that displays the duplicates one time but not the names that are alone.
If I have 3 Aras :
Ara vert
Ara rouge
Ara bleu
It will display "Ara" one time, good !
But if I have :
Amazon
Eagle
> only one Amazon and only one Eagle : they will not be displayed because there is no duplicates of Amazon neither Eagle.
My question will that issue be resolved if I enter "greater or equal" instead of > "greater" ?
= myV) > 1 then
Why don't you try yourself could you say ?
Because I am working on an Ipad and there is no way to enter that double math symbol unless may be if I buy a bluetooth keyboard but I should be sure it will work !
Thanks
3 replies
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yes. and for the sign "greater or equal" you just combine the two symbols: >=
Does this anwer your question?
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Hi Riccardo
So I tried :
let myV := 'Premier mot';
if cnt(select 'Oiseaux famille genres espéces' where 'Premier mot' = myV) >= 1 then
"Duplicate"
else
"no duplicate"
end
But as you can see that does not work.
Only "Duplicate" is displayed everywhere and there are a lot of duplicates names' no names alone.
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