Although Ronnie declared himself satisfied with the thread, what he was
trying to do still seemed puzzling to me.
Just to add as a footnote, especially for anyone interested in the issue
of checking data, that -extremes- on SSC supports -if-, -in- and -by:-
and a variety of checks, to the extent that it seems to offer much of
what Ronnie seemed to be looking for.
Nick
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Ronnie Babigumira
True true, and Nick did propose something along those lines yesterday,
however (and I may be wrong),
having the `i''s and `j''s gives me more documentation options so I can
produce something like this
where product, unit, and price codes call come from these scalars
Potential error in the price for product 25 & unit 11
Average price is 777.7
+------------------------------------------------+
| houscode | qtr | fup_pdt | fup_unit | fup_unpx |
|----------+-----+---------+----------+----------|
| 407 | 2 | 25 | 11 | 15000 |
+------------------------------------------------+
Anyway I think I can safely close this thread. As always, a great
learning experience (and a
reminder that I should give back more to this great community)
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