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Hi All,
In the filter - what does the number next to the field mean? So for example - looking at my region field what do the numbers next to blank and CAN mean? Random curiousity 🙂
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Hi @Anonymous ,
If you drag your columns into a table you will be able to see the number of rows for your selected Region Code. This will help you understand the numbers returned.
Example shown below: for the city Abbeville, there are 5 state_name records which yoiu can see in the filters.
As you filter counts change based on your data model relationships.
I do not know if you have any further filters applied which may be rsulting in counts that are not making sense to you.
Cheers,
Maria
Hi @Anonymous
The number is the toal number of records for CAN and Blanks, so you have 41 blanks and 10 CAN records
Maria
@MariaP Thanks for your reply but I don't think that's correct. Unless I misunderstand what you mean by record... what do you mean by record? The numbers do not at all seem to correspond to the amount of rows for each attribute.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you drag your columns into a table you will be able to see the number of rows for your selected Region Code. This will help you understand the numbers returned.
Example shown below: for the city Abbeville, there are 5 state_name records which yoiu can see in the filters.
As you filter counts change based on your data model relationships.
I do not know if you have any further filters applied which may be rsulting in counts that are not making sense to you.
Cheers,
Maria
thank you @MariaP . The data I am looking at shows surprising amount of records - for example a region we don't use very often has a count 4x as high as one that we do. But your explanation makes sense.