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Hello,
I am trying to make a table which sums the number of employees in each department. The data is loaded from an Excel spreadsheet with the following relevant columns:
| Department | EmployeeID | 
| Bygg | 478 | 
| Bygg | 286 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 500 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 280 | 
| Bygg | 337 | 
| Bygg | 341 | 
| Økonomi, personal og IKT | 430 | 
| Maskin og lager | 358 | 
| ingen | 999 | 
| Bygg | 240 | 
| Økonomi, personal og IKT | 123 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 408 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 484 | 
| Anlegg og VA | 426 | 
| Bygg | 359 | 
| Park og miljø | 378 | 
| Oppmåling | 416 | 
| Mekanisk | 428 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 471 | 
| Grunnarbeid | 468 | 
| Bygg | 440 | 
| Bygg | 438 | 
| Bygg | 476 | 
| Anlegg og VA | 356 | 
| Park og miljø | 182 | 
How can I do this?
Thanks!
 slange2901
		
			slange2901
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hello robertfoss,
you have to use the count & distinct: count(DISTINCT EmployeeID).
gr
 
					
				
		
Hello,
You can use a striaght table or a bar chart for this.
Add Department as dimension and use expression as count(EmployeeID).
Please refer the attached sample.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
-Khaled.
 
					
				
		
Thanks,
However, I forgot to mention one important detail.
The EmployeeID can contain multiple duplicate values, so what I really need is to Count the number of unique values, not the total number of values.
 slange2901
		
			slange2901
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hello robertfoss,
you have to use the count & distinct: count(DISTINCT EmployeeID).
gr
 
					
				
		
Just add the distinct keyword in the expression. ...so it would be
something like count ( distinct EmployeeID)....
Hope it helps.
Regards,
-Khaled.
