freq of question marks for only coded utterances

[Mary DePascale]

Hi,

I have transcripts that I have coded for use of different types of math 
talk with a coding tier %mth. I am interested in looking at, of the 
utterances that have been coded with a %mth code, the number of those that 
end in a question mark. 

I had tried using freq with: freq +t%mth +t*CHI +s$ +s"?" +d2, however this 
only gives the total number of total utterances coded with %mth. I have 
also seen how to get the number of all utterances that end with a question 
mark, but not specifically for those that are/are not coded.

For example:

*FAT: how much ten plus ten? 
%mth: $AR:P
*CHI: um: eleven?
%mth: $AR:R
*FAT: 0.
%act: shakes head no. 
*CHI: what?
*FAT: how much ten plus ten? 
%mth: $AR:P

Here, the child asks 2 questions ("um eleven?" and "what?", but only 1 
question that is a question also coded with a %mth code. How can I get CLAN 
to return the value of 1 then in this case?

Thanks,
Mary

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