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Group Sorting Distinct Count Minimum

Group Sorting Distinct Count Minimum

Group Sorting Distinct Count Minimum

(OP)
CR 2016
SQL Server
Trying to only display groups with more than one report number

I am reporting traffic accidents in a city based on the number of accidents by location
Most locations only have one report for my time period. I do not want locations with only one report to display
Each accident has a unique report number and a location field

The report is grouped by location, I'm using distinct count formula, and group is sorted in descending order.
My distinct count formula: distinctcount({Report_No},{Report_location})

In the Group Selection Formula Editor I am using this: distinctcount({Report_No})>1 however all of the groups are still displaying
I have used this Group selection formula in other reports, and it has worked.

I think I am missing something simple here. Any help is appreciated

Thanks
Ed


RE: Group Sorting Distinct Count Minimum

Try amending your Group Selection formula to something like:

CODE

DistinctCount({Report_No},{Report_location}) > 1 

Hope this helps.

Cheers, Pete

RE: Group Sorting Distinct Count Minimum

(OP)
Pete,
Thanks this solved the problem. You helped me out with a similar one of these about a month ago and I thought that would work here. Both of these are being used in Sub reports. I appreciate the assistance.

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