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Grand total count of several Chart Expressions

Hi all,

I have a question about creating a Grand Total count in an Chart Expression, based on the data in other Expressions.

In my Chart, I have 7 Expressions (Deviat...), counting False values from my data. I want to create one Expression counting the total sum of all False-values from the other 7 Expressions (GrandTotalDeviations). Is this possible to do?

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The syntax I've used in my 7 Expressions are pretty much the same, and in ex. DeviateWidthCU it's like:

IF(ViewKontrollMaling.Pakningsniva like 'CU',

IF(SUM(ViewKontrollMaling.KontrollMaltBredde+Toleransegrenser.MalTorr+0.0001)

> SUM(ViewKontrollMaling.OpprinneligBredde), 0, 1)

OR

IF(SUM(ViewKontrollMaling.KontrollMaltBredde-Toleransegrenser.MalTorr-0.0001)

< SUM(ViewKontrollMaling.OpprinneligBredde), 0, 1))

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Anonymous
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I am not sure if this is usefull for you or if I understand you correct, but if you want to count the outcome of different expressions, you can just work with the function Colunm()

fe: Column(1) + Column(2) + Column(3) + Column(4) + Column(5) + Column(6) + Column(7)

Is that what you are looking for?

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Anonymous
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I am not sure if this is usefull for you or if I understand you correct, but if you want to count the outcome of different expressions, you can just work with the function Colunm()

fe: Column(1) + Column(2) + Column(3) + Column(4) + Column(5) + Column(6) + Column(7)

Is that what you are looking for?

SunilChauhan
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Champion

if you have more than one dimension then

go to chart properties

seleect first dimension-> check partial sum -> check subtotal on bottom

seleect second dimension-> check partial sum -> check subtotal on bottom

hope this help

Sunil Chauhan