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Hi Can any body help in this?
regards,
rajesh
Add one more column with RowNo() as RecCount
Hope this helps
You can always add a count into your load script e.g.
1 as RowCount
and then display the count in the Title of the table e.g
='Details (' & num(sum(RowCount), '#,##0') & ' rows)'
By doing this in the load script you can use the same display in many objects in your document.
Regards,
Neil
Use a macro to set a variable whenever selections change. You can use this variable anywhere you want. An example of a macro like this can be found in the start of discussion http://community.qlik.com/message/415137#415137. Trigger the macro by attaching it to a document trigger. See Settings-Document properties-Triggers.
Best,
Peter
BTW the macro trick also works with objects that eliminate doubles, like a table box.
Peter
Hi
find the image 6052*2 means 6052 rows and 2 columns
hope it will helps you
Hi Manideep,
Thanks, it is working.
regards,
rajesh
Hi all,
Thanks for replies.
regards,
rajesh
Close this by marking it as correct if you got the correct ans. so that others wont try on the same question