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QUESTION
I have a table with over 3 Million records and some fields. which looks like this:
MeliDrv NameDriver Mobile Pelak Serial_Mashin Cardid_T BAG MaghPRV MabshPRV 1111111 John Doe 099999 124A4 55 2541235 sth AZ CA 1111111 John Doe 099999 124A4 55 2541235 sth AZ CA 1111111 John Doe 099999 124A4 55 2541235 sth AZ BS 2222222 Alice Bank 088888 254B7 32 4587621 St2 AZ CA 2222222 Alice Bank 088888 254B7 32 4587621 St2 TX NYAnd what I need is a table made up of this which shows a summary, so I can make a report based on "MaghPRV", "MabshPRV" and "Bag" which show the user that which order "MeliDrv" based on their counts. something like this:
MeliDrv NameDriver Mobile Pelak Serial_Mashin Cardid_T BAG MaghPRV MabshPRV Count 1111111 John Doe 099999 124A4 55 2541235 sth AZ CA 2 2222222 Alice Bank 088888 254B7 32 4587621 St2 AZ CA 1 1111111 John Doe 099999 124A4 55 2541235 sth AZ BS 1 2222222 Alice Bank 088888 254B7 32 4587621 St2 TX NY 1So, This is routine in excel, but based on large number of recordes (Over 3M) I have to use Access, and i have wrote a VBA code to do this. The Problem is that I get only one record in final table and changing the code (like adding .MoveNext and etc) doesn't change that. Also it is very slow and based on my search, there was not a way to do this without recordsets. Thanks for your help
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 15:41As @Storax said, just use a query.
From your first table, this will create the second table.
QUESTION
I am trying to label(green, red, blue) each province in a specific country as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 13:26Since you asked me, I had a quick look of your code. Your assumption for id
was basically wrong. When you used fortify()
, you probably thought id
was assigned in a normal sequence (e.g., 1 to n). But this was not the case. Just run unique(mymap$id)
. You will see what I mean. So what was the solution? When you create dat
, you need rownames(iran@data)
. Once this is done, you should be fine. See the final graphic.
QUESTION
I have a relationship
on Orders
and Customers
.
a row from customers
table :
a row from orders
table :
Now I want order rows where customer_state
is yazd.
Order.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 18:10You have put get()
at the wrong place.
Change this
QUESTION
I am trying to replace part of filenames based on matching string of filename from another file. Filenames are in following format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 09:39What about this:
Make sure that radiosonde.csv
file along with all the csv
files that you want to rename in the same directory.
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