What or Which

[MIRIAMTTI]

Hello everyone, in the following sentences which is correct (what or which)

1- What is Canopy`s broadband platform user ranking? What solution do you have for each?

1- Which is Canopy`s broadband platform user ranking? What solution do you have for each?

Are both correct? do they mean the same or do both have different meanings?

i would really apreciate your answer
thank you
Miriam

[Casiopea]

"which" refers to a choice:

EX: Which (one of these) is Canopy's broadband platform user ranking, X or Y?

[MIRIAMTTI]

Casiopea

thank you very much, so if i wanted i could but either what or which in this sentence and it would be correct, right?

Miriam

[MIRIAMTTI]

Casiopea

thank you very much, so i could place either in the sentence, right?

Miriam

[Tdol]

Casiopea

thank you very much, so i could place either in the sentence, right?

Miriam

You could, but they are not identical. 'If you ask a question with 'which', then there is a range of choices that is understod by the listener/reader, while 'what' is an open un restricted question.

[MIRIAMTTI]

Tdol

thank you very much for your help. It helped me out alot.

thanks again
Miriam

[Tdol]

You're welcome, Miriam.