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Hello I have this dataset:
ID PERSON | CARD TYPE | SUBSCRIPTION YEAR |
A | FREE | 2018 |
A | PREMIUM | 2019 |
B | PREMIUM | 2018 |
B | PRO | 2019 |
C | FREE | 2018 |
C | PRO | 2019 |
D | FREE | 2018 |
D | PRO | 2018 |
E | FREE | 2018 |
E | PRO | 2018 |
I would like to know for each year (from 2018 to 2019):
I need of course the other combinations, too.
Thank you so much.
That's trivial then.
I would like to know for each year (from 2018 to 2019):
Best
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But @Anonymous there is the possibility to add an index. Isnt't true? I'm reasoning in row context, but i don't know what formula enter in the calculated column.
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