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How to use multiple queries in a Confluence table

I am trying to solve below problem

- Trying to calculate % of closed defects automatically

(i.e. 70/96 = 73% in the below example)

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@Stiltsoft support helped me in getting numbers separated from the text (i.e. separating 70 from '70 issues') and the sql query to perform arithmetic calculation in one of my previous questions.

I am trying to use both of these sql queries in table transformer macro but it is not working.

Can anyone help here.

(@Stiltsoft support - as usual if you may help here)   

Thanks in advance!

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Katerina Rudkovskaya _Stiltsoft_
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May 22, 2023

Hi @Jitendra Shembekar,

Please follow these steps:

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SELECT *,
ROUND('Closed so far'*100/'Total problems', 0) + "%" AS 'Percent'
FROM
(SELECT 'Total problems'->split(" ")->0 AS 'Total problems',
'Closed so far'->split(" ")->0 AS 'Closed so far'
FROM T*)

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Note that here the result table was transposed for better understanding (it is optional, of course):

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Hope this helps your case.

Thank you so much @Katerina Rudkovskaya _Stiltsoft_ for your quick help :)

This works perfectly. You guys are pro!

 

I modified your query little bit to see my table like below.

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