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peter_turner
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

How to get a simple count of rows in a table

Hello Everyone,

I'm trying to find a simple way to make my table title show the number of rows in the current selection.

Usually I just count one of my ID fields such as count(MY_ID), but I'm looking if there is a built in function I can use instead?
Similar to the "Sum of Rows" feature for an expression, just need a simple count of the number of rows that are shown on screen.

Does QV have a built in function for this sort of thing or anyone have any ideas?
The dataset is large with 6million+rows.


Thanks,
Peter.



30 Replies
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Hi Peter

The RowNo() function should provide this, so you can create your caption such as:

="This is my title, and there are this many rows: " & RowNo()


RowNo() without any parameters should give you total number of rows in the table.

Good luck,

peter_turner
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist
Author

Hi Nigel,

Thanks for the reply, that was the sort of thing i was looking for - however i cannot get it to work, it allways returns 1.

I've used rowno() in the past in scripts to assign i row ID, but in the developer it seems to only return the number 1.

Peter.

Not applicable

I'm having trouble with this function as well. Were you ever able to find an answer to this?

Not applicable

Hi there, try using the total qualifier, like this:

rowno(total)

That should do the trick.

Regards

Not applicable

That worked! Thank you!!!

Not applicable

Hi

When I have tried to use either RowNo(total) or NoOfRows(total) in the chart caption, it always comes back with 1. Add it as an expression in the chart and it shows the correct value.

Any ideas?

Thanks

johnan
Creator III
Creator III

Hi,

You can try to set a counter in the script:

'1' as RowCounter

Very simple

prieper
Master II
Master II

Why not using a simple count on a field, which is available in all records?

='This table has ' & COUNT(Keyfield) & ' records'


HTH
Peter

Not applicable

Thanks for that, but I am wanting to count the number of records displayed in the table.

The expressions has a formula which sets unwanted records to null thereby not showing certain records. I wanted to show the total number of records actually shown. The same would apply if a table is shown and one or more fields have the 'Omit row when field is null'

Any suggestions