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Okay, this is an extension of the Neither “A” Nor “B” sum problem we discussed few days back.
Imagine you have a table named mydata with a few columns and a stop list named stop.list as shown below.
How would you calculate,
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Most experts recommend using shades of one color for quantitative differences and different hues for qualitative differences.
@Naomi.. that is a good point. I agree with you