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aggr function

Hi.I faced a problem.

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I have tw fields Subregion and Product. Expr  is

cout({$<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} distinct CustINN ) 

In total we see 3362. How to write expression which will calculate this total sum in front of every product.

What I would like to get is

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This   expression   aggr( sum(Expr),Subregion  )   doesn`t work.

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cout({$<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} distinct CustINN ) 

MK_QSL
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aggr(count({1}DISTINCT CustINN),Subregion)

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Full Total

count(TOTAL {<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} Distinct CustINN )

For SubRegion wise Total

count(TOTAL <Subregion>{<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} Distinct CustINN )

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Manish, you are geneus) It Works!  Thank you very much)

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Glad that my answer helps you.

Kindly close this thread by selecting correct/helpful answer so that others having the same problem can use this thread.

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Manish, one more question. I didn`t notice that the filter was on Subregion. So this expression

count(TOTAL <Subregion>{<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} Distinct CustINN )

calculate total amount, but how to aggregate it by Subregion? Thanks

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Full Total

count(TOTAL {<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} Distinct CustINN )

For SubRegion wise Total

count(TOTAL <Subregion>{<CalendarYearQuarter={'2013-Q1'}>} Distinct CustINN )


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