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show duplicate records

Hi,

I have this straight table in QV, but I need it to show only the employees with duplicate emp num, in this case only both the rows of emp num 12, I tried using conditional enable but it doesn't work. please advise

Thanks

   

empnumnameemp numemp name
11john smith11john smith
12lynne12lynne
12sunny12sunny
22mike pepper22mike pepper
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sunny_talwar

I would use empnumname instead of emp name because emp name can repeat. and you missed a closing parenthesis at the end of count

=Sum({<empnumname={"=Count(empnumname)>1"}>} Value)

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vikasmahajan

Try this

= Sum(Aggr(If(Count(emp num)>1,1,0),empnumname,emp name))

Hope this resolve your issue.
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Kushal_Chawda

your straight table expression should look like below

= sum({<[emp name]={"=count([emp num]>1)"}>} Value)

sunny_talwar

I would use empnumname instead of emp name because emp name can repeat. and you missed a closing parenthesis at the end of count

=Sum({<empnumname={"=Count(empnumname)>1"}>} Value)

tamilarasu
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Sunny,

Try like below,

=If(aggr(NODISTINCT count([emp num]),[emp num])>1,[emp name])

sunny_talwar

I didn't see that OPs name was Sunny too. I was like why me

tamilarasu
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Anonymous
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Thanks guys, that helps, I was just wondering why can't we adopt a more simpler way like conditional enabling or calculation where count of emp num > 1

Kushal_Chawda

But why you need conditional enabling here?

Anonymous
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to show only duplicate records