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Former Member
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Greetings,

I have a dimension called Notification Type with values: A, B, C etc.

I created the following variables to count my A, B, C etc.

vNotification A = Count ([ID]) Where ([Notification Type] = "A"))
vNotification B = Count ([ID]) Where ([Notification Type] = "B"))

ID     Name     Room Date Notification A  Notification B
000100 John  A12                    1/12/2015                      10
000100 John  A12                    1/12/2015  01

When I dragged the variables, the count is correct, but displays as follows:

Following is how I would like the report to display.

ID     Name   Room Date Notification A  Notification B
000100 John   A12 1/12/201511


Any suggestions?

TIA,

Regards,

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amitrathi239
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try with right click on the table->format table->checked the checkbox "avoid duplicate row aggregation"

Former Member
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Amit,

I already tried your suggestion (screenshot attached) but I get the same..

Regards,

amitrathi239
Active Contributor
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Other option is drag the "Notification Type" object in the table and right click and hide this column.

Former Member
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Amit,

I tried as suggested, but I got the same result as before.  Can calculation context be used here?

TIA,


Regards,

amitrathi239
Active Contributor
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share the screenshot of your table after adding "Notification Type" as a column in the table.You should get the two rows one for A and other for B.

Former Member
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Try following formula:

vNotification A = Count ([ID] Where ([Notification Type] = "A"))

vNotification B = Count ([ID] Where ([Notification Type] = "B"))

Former Member
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Hi,

Try defining uour Count variables as measures instead of dimensionl.

Regards,

Rogerio

Former Member
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Thanks, both my variables (vNotification A & vNotification B) are defined as measure.

Regards,