Showing posts with label male. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Count of different values

Hi all,
I have a table in which there is a column that can only contain two values: Male and Female.
How should I write a query that will give me a total of both Male and Female?
For example: Male: 23 Female:27
Thanks!
SanderHello Sander,

this is a SQL statement that give you the needed datas in two records

select MaleFemale, count(1) from statistic
group by MaleFemale

Is that good for you ?

Greetings
Manfred Peter
(Alligator Company)
http://www.alligatorsql.com

Count of criteria like Male and Female in One field data

Hi,

Please solve this problem using instead of subreport in Crystal Reports

I think using only running filed.
My Porblem is .......

In One field data has Male and Female in different rows ( in different dates)
I want calculate the count of Male and female
Here we are using database is in Access.

Display Format is

Date count of Male Count of Female

Here i want display the count of male or female depend on data ( so Date is group field)

Please Help me......Hi,

You could create a formula to your report as follows. This should be placed in the details section.

shared numbervar cntfem;
shared numbervar cntmale;

If {table.field} = 'Male' Then
cntmale := cntmale + 1;

If {table.field} = 'Female' Then
cntfem := cntfem + 1;

Create a formula for both male and female in the summary section showing the results

e.g. formula male
shared numbervar cntmale;

and forula female
shared numbervar cntfem;

If you are not interested in the grand total, but a sub total use a function to clear clear the count at a section header. Use the supress property on the function to prevent it from printing on your report.

shared numbervar cntfem := 0;
shared numbervar cntmale := 0;

This works if you are displaying the detailed data in your report, i.e. you dont have a query like
select c, d, sum(a), sum(b)
from table
group by c, d

- Jukkasql