A table is given for the following command:
Select gender, Count (*) by sex from my_table group; Sex, employed, count (*) by sex, employed by my_table group;
returns:
sex | Count ------- + ------ Male | 1960 women 1801
and:
sex | Employed | Calculation --------- + ---------- + ------- Male | F | 1523 Men | T | 437 Women | F | 1491 Women | T | 310
I am having difficulty writing a question which will calculate the planned percentage within each sex group. The output should look like this:
Sex | Employed | Counting | Percent --------- + ---------- + -------- + ----------- Male | F | 1523 | 77.7% (1523/1960) Men | T | 437 | 22.3% (437/1960) Women | F | 1491 82.8% (14 9 1/1801) Women | T | 310 | 17.2% (310/1801)
You can do this with a sub-selection Join and join one:
select t1.sex, employed, count (*) as 'count', count (*) / t2. *) Has been sexually assaulted by my_Table Group) on T2 on T1. TeX = T 2.X Group by T.SEX, planned;
I can not think of other approaches from the top of my head.
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