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COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE

Hey all !

 

I have a problem that I need to solve and that I'm sure someone here can help with.

I have a table that has unique apartment numbers and one where I have number of stakeholders per apartment, I would like to aggregate the information from "interest" to "apartment".

The function I've used that partially works is Intressenter = COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE(Interest), but it doesn't work on all apartments and I can't really find why it goes wrong.

 

Does anyone have any good suggestions on how I should do this?

 

//Elin

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Alef_Ricardo_
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Hi Elin! 😊

 

It sounds like you're trying to use the `COUNTROWS` function with the `RELATEDTABLE` function to count the number of stakeholders per apartment. If it's not working for all apartments, there could be a few reasons why this is happening.

 

One possibility is that there may be some issue with the relationship between the two tables. You could check if the relationship is set up correctly and that it's active. Another possibility is that there may be some issue with the data in one or both of the tables, such as missing or incorrect values.

 

If you're still having trouble, you could try using a different approach to count the number of stakeholders per apartment. For example, you could use a `CALCULATE` function with a `FILTER` function to count the number of rows in the "Interest" table that are related to each apartment in the "Apartment" table.

 

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions. 😊

 

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Alef_Ricardo_
Resolver II
Resolver II

Hi Elin! 😊

 

It sounds like you're trying to use the `COUNTROWS` function with the `RELATEDTABLE` function to count the number of stakeholders per apartment. If it's not working for all apartments, there could be a few reasons why this is happening.

 

One possibility is that there may be some issue with the relationship between the two tables. You could check if the relationship is set up correctly and that it's active. Another possibility is that there may be some issue with the data in one or both of the tables, such as missing or incorrect values.

 

If you're still having trouble, you could try using a different approach to count the number of stakeholders per apartment. For example, you could use a `CALCULATE` function with a `FILTER` function to count the number of rows in the "Interest" table that are related to each apartment in the "Apartment" table.

 

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions. 😊

 

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