I have several SPARQL queries like the following:
SELECT ?mept ?uspt ?sapt ?rept ?sspt
WHERE {{SELECT (COUNT(?mep) AS ?mept)
WHERE {codo:MiddleEastCluster codo:hasMember ?mep.}}
{SELECT (COUNT(?usp) AS ?uspt)
WHERE {codo:USACluster codo:hasMember ?usp.}}
{SELECT (COUNT(?sap) AS ?sapt)
WHERE {codo:SouthAmericaCluster codo:hasMember ?sap.}}
{SELECT (COUNT(?rep) AS ?rept)
WHERE {codo:RestOfEuropeCluster codo:hasMember ?rep.}}
{SELECT (COUNT(?ssp) AS ?sspt)
WHERE {codo:SouthernStatesCluster codo:hasMember ?ssp.}}}
The actual query is much larger, I shortened it for this example. I take this information and then put it into Excel to create bar and pie charts illustrating our data. As this (and other queries) currently work they display the results in a row like this:
?mept ?uspt ?sapt ?rept ?sspt
515 7 5 22 481
I would prefer that it was formatted as a column like this:
?mept 515
?uspt 7
?sapt 5
?rept 22
?sspt 481
That would make it easier to copy and paste the data directly into Excel. Is there a simple way to do this with SPARQL? I've found examples online that do much more complicated things like directly output the data from SPARQL to Excel. I don't need anything that sophisticated, just an easy way to format the output as a column rather than a row.
As suggested in comments, revised query --
SELECT ?type
( COUNT ( ?member ) AS ?cnt)
WHERE
{ VALUES ( ?cluster ?type )
{ ( codo:MiddleEastCluster "mep" )
( codo:USACluster "usp" )
}
?cluster codo:hasMember ?member
}
GROUP BY ?cluster ?type