First level “Group By” in view does not show “Group aggregate” count.
So… if I define a view with “Group by” set as two columns (Date, Portfolio), I have to click first on the Date, to see the Portfolio groupings, and the count only shows for the last column in the group (Portfolio).
Right now, I only see counts after clicking on the first GroupBy (Date).
I want to see the count for each date, and then when I click, see the count for each Portfolio.
This is what I would think is expected behavior when more than one column is allowed in the “Group By” hierarchy.
eg: Date
Portfolio A
Item 1
Item 2
Portfolio B
vs Date > click to get:
Portfolio
Item 1
Item 2
You need to create a virtual column with the count like CONCATENATE([Date]," ",COUNT(SELECT(KeyColumn],[Date]=[_THISROW].[Date]))) and then group the view with this virtual column.
Thanks @Aleksi_Alkio.
I have not yet worked much with the List expressions so this will be a good practice.
I will try it and see how it plays into the Group By in the Views.
So, the virtual column is an option to provide a count, but it does not provide the nice “Group aggregate” bubble so it’s inconsistent and may confuse the user.
Based on the description in the UI for “Group aggregate - Display a numeric summary of the rows in each group.”, I would think you would get the bubble at each level in a multi-level grouping.
Unfortunately you can have the “bubble” only with one group level. You can of corse explain the value like…
CONCATENATE([Date]," & qountity ",COUNT(SELECT(KeyColumn],[Date]=[_THISROW].[Date])))
Hi, I have faced similar problem as Mike. I have define a view “Group by” set as two columns (Delivery Wave & Region). I have to click first into the Delivery Wave (Monday 1.30 pm, Tuesday 2.30pm, etc) and then I will need to choose the region (East, North, West, South).
My problem here will be a little complex as I need to count the non duplicate name.
You can refer to my previous post to understand more.
Thanks alot
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