Closed cyberbikepunk closed 7 years ago
@cyberbikepunk okay so what we are talking about is the offentlig_finansiär column - which means public spending. The column does not just include an amount (which is what we usually have), but also the source of the amount. So "university xy paid 15000" and additionally "County xy paid 20000" ... This is quite a pain and there is no hierarchy so that it does not make sense to group these amounts.
What I would suggest (if this is practical for you): could you write a line of code that simply adds the amounts if there is multiple and just leaves out the text? So then we would have one aggregated number depicting the public amount! I find this to be the kind of case where there is simply too much detail in the data. We could just additionally link to our more detailed file / make a comment about this.
@michaeljokf i didnt know your swedish was so impeccable. so that's the amount that various country institutions chip in to add to the EU-funding, right? I will starting grouping such hidden data extraction tasks under a specific label.
yes exactly: member_state_amount it is! yeah do that - I am sure there are still a bunch of these "hiccups" ...
@michaeljokf sorry i feel like an old man repeating myself. It's written in the title by... me.
@cyberbikepunk ok? yeah didnt see the title before - not really sure what you are getting at though...?
@ffalt here the previous issue on the new ingestions for Sweden
the field "offentlig_finansiär" seems to be the detail info for the aggregated beviljat_belopp_-_sek
field. if you add all detail values it's often the sum, but not always. other times beviljat_belopp_-__eur
is used instead, while offentlig_finansiär
seems to be always in swedish krona. anyhow, I aggregated the split values into one sum.
ok this is take care of now - going to close the issue!
@michaeljokf Check this out. Sometimes, there's one, sometimes, two, sometimes three amounts in the same column. Can you find out what they are so I can split them correctly?