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Re: [O] syntax for remote table/cell references


From: Thierry Banel
Subject: Re: [O] syntax for remote table/cell references
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2015 20:45:36 +0100
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You may want to give the orgtbl-aggregate package a try.
  (Available on http://melpa.org,
   documentation here: https://github.com/tbanel/orgaggregate)

It creates the following table:

#+BEGIN: aggregate :table "grades" :cols "Precis count()"
| Precis  | count() |
|---------+---------|
| A-      |       7 |
| A       |       7 |
| B       |       2 |
| B+? A-? |       1 |
| B+      |       4 |
#+END:

Read it as:
 - the "aggregate" function
 - uses the "grades" table,
 - groups rows with the same "Precis" value
 - and "counts()" rows in each group.

There is a wizard to create it:
 - M-x org-insert-dblock:aggregate
 - C-c C-x i aggregate

You may add an ASCII-art plot by hitting:
  C-c " a

#+BEGIN: aggregate :table "grades" :cols "Precis count()"
| Precis  | count() |         |
|---------+---------+---------|
| A-      |       7 | WWWWWWW |
| A       |       7 | WWWWWWW |
| B       |       2 | WW      |
| B+? A-? |       1 | W       |
| B+      |       4 | WWWW    |
#+TBLFM: $3='(orgtbl-ascii-draw $2 0 7 7)
#+END:


Have fun
Thierry


Le 30/11/2015 17:36, Matt Price a écrit :
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm trying to simulate a simple "COUNT" spreadsheet function with the
> following two tables:
>
>  #+TBLNAME: grades
> | Student               | Precis  | POV PAPER |
> |-----------------------+---------+-----------|
> | | A-      | A-        |
> | | A       | A-/B+     |
> | | A-      | A         |
> | | B       | B+        |
> | | A-      | B+        |
> | | A       | A         |
> | | A       | A-        |
> | | A-      | B+        |
> | | A-      | A-        |
> | | A       | A         |
> | | A       | A         |
> | | B+? A-? | A-        |
> | | A-      | B+        |
> | | B       | B+        |
> | | B+      | A-        |
> | | A-      | A-        |
> | | A       | B+        |
> | | B+      | B         |
> | | B+      | B+        |
> | | B+      | B         |
> | | A       | A-        |
>
>
> | Grade | Count in Precis | Percent |
> |-------+--------+---------|
> | A+    | #ERROR |         |
> | A     | #ERROR |         |
> | A-    | #ERROR |         |
> | B+    | #ERROR |         |
> | B     | #ERROR |         |
> | B-    | #ERROR |         |
> | C+    | #ERROR |         |
> | C     | #ERROR |         |
> | C-    | #ERROR |         |
> | F     | #ERROR |         |
>  #+TBLFM: $2='(length (org-lookup-all $1 '(remote(grades,$2))));E
>
> Sorry for the ugly formatting. 
> I want to just count the number of As, A-'s, etc, so I can see how
> badly I've messed up my distribution, and how much regrading I need to
> do.  I don't understand the syntax for referencing cell ranges in
> org-lookup-all, nor do I quite get how "remote" works (doesn't seem to
> be a normal function?).  Am trying to follow worg tutorials but not
> having much luck. 
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>




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