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why is count function in straight table multiplying my records by 5

Hi, I have only 5 records of PO_num '1234' as shown in the table below:

DatePO_numStoreLine CostQtyUnit Cost
30/09/141234A543.6454.36
30/09/141234A543.6654.36
30/09/141234A265.8854.36
30/09/141234A265.8254.36
30/09/141234A1653.2554.36

I want to create a column that displays how many records exists for PO_num '1234'. However, when I use count function in straight table, it multiplies each record by 5 :

PO_numCount (PO_num)
123425

Then I used this straight table to check:

DatePO_numStoreLine CostQtyUnit CostCount(PO_num)
30/09/141234A543.6454.365
30/09/141234A543.6654.365
30/09/141234A265.8854.365
30/09/141234A265.8254.365
30/09/141234A1653.2554.365

How can I achieve this result? :

PO_numCount (PO_num)
12345

Thanks.

8 Replies
ariel_klien
Specialist
Specialist

Hi,

I think that something on your script is multiply the table,

try to load the table with Distinct

or use count(distinct PO_num)  - less recommended

BR

Ariel

maleksafa
Specialist
Specialist

count(Distinct PO_num) will give you 5, you need to check your data model how do you have the PO_num field there and you will be able to find why it is multiplied by 5.

PrashantSangle

Hi,

Take PO_num in list box->Property->General->select Frequency.

See how may frequency you are getting for PO_num

To acheive desired result you have to use AGGR()

try like

count(Aggr(Distinct PO_num),Date,Store)

Regards

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Author

same is not happening on my side

check ur script again might be you doing wrong somewhere

mdmukramali
Specialist III
Specialist III

Dear,

for me i'm getting correct.

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Author

Thanks so much. But it's actually 'count(Aggr(Distinct PO_num,Date,Store))'. Another thing is I have this table in excel (the duplicated records are supposed to be):

PO_numDateStoreDrUnit PriceValue
34530/09/14A76452347645
34530/09/14A76452347645
34530/09/14A23452342345
34530/09/14A23452342345
34530/09/14A34562343456

But when I created this table box in Qlikview it combines the duplicated records into 1 record:

PO_num2DateStoreDrUnit _PriceValue
34530/09/14A76452347645
34530/09/14A23452342345
34530/09/14A34562343456

I applied the same formula 'count(Aggr(Distinct PO_num2,Date,Store,Dr,Unit_Price,Value))' in a straight table but it counts only 3 records of PO_num2 '345' when it's supposed to be 5. How can I achieve this straight table? :

PO_numCount (PO_num)
3455

Thanks.

PrashantSangle

Hi,

Try it like this,

count(Aggr(Count(Distinct PO_num),Date,Store,Dr,Unit_Price,Value)

Regards

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Thanks, but I still get

PO_numcount(Aggr(Count(Distinct PO_num),Date,Store,Dr,Unit_Price,Value))
3453