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how to count rows in dynamic pivot table

Hi all,

New in Qlikview I need your help. I have an application and need in a textbox display the number of rows in my pivot table.

The problem is that that pivot table is dynamic (and empty by default) and the user select the dimensions and metrics which have to be shown

is there any way to put in text box some formula like CountRow(total) of idobjectCH10 ?

Thanks for your help

6 Replies
vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

What are the dimensions used here?

shiveshsingh
Master
Master

Please share sample data, would like to know the dimensions.

rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Unfortunately, there is no CountObjectRows(CHxx) function.  What you can do is count the combinations of the dimension values of the chart.  For example, if your chart used the Dimensions: Customer, Year, Product.  A text box expression of:

=count(DISTINCT Customer & Year & Product) should give you the number of combinations, therefore the number of rows in any table using those three Dimensions.

Since you are using a dynamic table, you will have to build the count() expression dynamically.

-Rob

gamaplast
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi Rob,

what about if I have a table with e conditional expression which limits the rows to be displayed?

For example:

=If(Aggr(Sum(MyValues), MyCode)<0, MyCode, Null()) and "Suppress null values" checkbox marked in the dimension

or

If(Sum(MyValues)<0, Sum(MyValues)) in the expression?

The count (distinc(MyCode)) shows all possibile values and not only the displayed ones....

Thanks.

pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

looking for something like this



count (distinct dim1,dim2...) if you have fixed dimensions


if they are populated from a list box than


if(getselectedcount(YourDimensionListbox)>0,count(distinct $(=concat('[' & YourDimensionListbox & ']', '&'))),0)


Re: Add a row no field to a straight table

ps: there may be typo in the expression

Learning never stops.
rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

I think it's:

count( If(Aggr(Sum(MyValues), MyCode)<0, MyCode, Null()))


-Rob