With the workflow and data I attached, I am looking for suggestions as to how I can modify the workflow to make it more efficient in accomplishing what I want it to do (e.g. How to manipulate attribute information more effectively to cover multiple specifications; Gender, Province and Cancer Type in this example). I also attached a sample output indicating what sort of format and output results I would like to see (e.g.). New ideas are welcome.
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How would you improve attribute handling with the data provided below?
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+7Hi @je6thoma
I quickly checked your data and I think you can make use of the StatisticsCalculator with the group by option. For example you can calculate the sum of a specific attribute grouped by year, gender and province. A simple TestFilter in front of this StatisticsCalculator allows you to only keep the values fro 1992 and 2013 in the analysis.
Example - WorkSpace
Example - result
