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I have done this kind of statistics several time, but this time I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I would like to count the number of suppliers so I'm using the formula =count([Ragione Sociale Fornitore]) that I've always used. The point is that in case the supplier is repeated, it is counted only once, while I want to be counted twice.

What I'm doing wrong???

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alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Sum di una stringa (Rag.Sociale) no dà alcun risultato ....

avinashelite
MVP
MVP

Hi Irene,

I think you have two similar data i think i.e like below ??? If so Qlikview will treat it as one 

In Data Base:    Qlikview Treat it as:

C1,C2           C1,C2

A,1               A1,1

A,1

If this is the case please use Rowno() with you load script so that it will treat as two records.

load *,

Rowno() as Index;

Select *

then you will get the correct count.

Regards,

@vi

martynlloyd
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi Avinash,

Do you mean the auto concatenation feature when two tables have identical fields?

In which case, simply use Noconcatenate before the Load statement...