Qrew LegendYou can do it the "old school" way, which is to have a parent table of unique values, and a summary field to count the number of children and then look up that summary value back down to the children and you will know on each child a count of how many identical twins there are among those children.
The post here describes how you would initialize that parent table and how you would keep it updated using a pipeline.
https://community.quickbase.com/discussion/download-to-mulitiple-csvs-based-on-field-value
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