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    How to count all non zero entries in a column

    Hey guys,

    I have following problem.
    Right now I am counting the amount of rows in a column 2 by doing

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    I now want to count the rows in, let's say column 3, where the entry is not zero.
    Or better: bigger than zero.
    How can I achieve that simply?

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    Re: How to count all non zero entries in a column

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    Re: How to count all non zero entries in a column

    One way

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    or simply

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    Re: How to count all non zero entries in a column

    Awesome! Thank you!

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    Re: How to count all non zero entries in a column

    Glad to help. If that answers your question can you please mark thread as solved.

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