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I wanted to use this module to display a check in a table column if a field contains a specific value. I used multiple columns for every possible value of the field. This works fine. But when I use aggregation for the view to count the field entries of an other field, the checks that were previously displayed in one row are then displayed in multiple rows. I want them to show up in one row for one person. How can I achieve this?
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makli CreditAttribution: makli commentedComment #2
ofry CreditAttribution: ofry commentedPlease give me the export code of this view, I will see it :)
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ofry CreditAttribution: ofry commentedComment #4
jamesfk CreditAttribution: jamesfk at Website Express Ltd. commentedHi Makli,
I don't think this can work with native views aggregation as that must aggregate based on the database query, but it's well worth having a look at Views Aggregator Plus:
https://www.drupal.org/project/views_aggregator
I've used this successfully for the exact same use case on several D7 sites.
All the best,
James
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shelane