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What ever, You done quiet not correct to me as the syntax itself makes wrong. Because, Not sure - Why RangeSum() needed for you?
Perhaps you can try this?
SubStringCount(FieldName, 'A') as Field_A
SubStringCount(FieldName, 'B') as Field_B
SubStringCount(FieldName, 'C') as Field_C
Hi sorry for the delayed reply. By basic need is to get a 100% stacked chart in a table .I think I solved it finally. There is alot of work around though.
I have a mix a excel logics to get the 100 % stacked bar chart. The reason I wanted to use a Range function is I wanted to take 100 cells as we take in excel and compare the ranges of my measures with that cell range. But didnt know which one to get it . I tried to replicate this in Qlik. https://trumpexcel.com/stacked-bar-chart-in-excel/.
I figured I have to use Rangeonly function to get the 100% stacked bar chart.
AS 100 % was too much to show in a column I wanted to reduce the %- so 20% stacked is reduced chart.
droop quota distributions(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droop_quota) to reduce it to 20% stacked chart ( as I understand from ruby - How to deal with the sum of rounded percentage not being 100? - Stack Overflow)
How to deal with the sum of rounded percentage not being 100?
thanks