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Anonymous
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COUNT with multiple conditions

Hello,

I have the following expression:

COUNT ({$<[Progress]={'Started','On hold','Completed'} , [Current Phase]={'Plan','Execute','Close'}, [Global]={'On Track'} > } [Project NAME])

The COUNT returns  0 instead of 25.

Actually on my table I have multiple rows with:

- only the value 'Started' for  'Progress'

- only the value  'Execute' for 'Current phase'

I think this is the reason.

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The first Expression is :

COUNT ({$< [Global]={'On Track'} > } [Project NAME])

Its returning 11.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Anonymous
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Maybe your Current Phase is not a text field, u can try this test?

Count({$<[Progress]={'Started','On hold','Completed'} , [Global]={'On Track'} > }[Project NAME])

Anonymous
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Yes no problem in Database and data is well loaded in Qlikview

stabben23
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Partner - Master

Ok, then Uncheck "Enable" checkbox and try With only this Expression.

Anonymous
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Sem título.jpg

sunny_talwar

I am seeing 5

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Anonymous
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Now It is working.

I deleted Current Phase column in my Excel file, and created it from scratch!

Anonymous
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Now It is working.

I deleted Current Phase column in my Excel file, and created it from scratch!