COUNTALL
- Last UpdatedMar 03, 2025
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The COUNTALL() function returns a count of all data points for a stream.
See also COUNT.
Syntax
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Format |
Stream = COUNTALL(Stream) |
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Arguments |
Stream - A time-ordered vector of values |
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Description |
Returns a count of all data points during the query period. |
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Format |
Stream = COUNTALL(Stream, TimeInterval) |
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Arguments |
Stream - A time-ordered vector of values TimeInterval - The time interval over which the points are counted |
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Description |
Returns a count of all data points over the specified time interval during the query period. The query period is based on local time. The returned start time is rounded down to the time interval's unit. For example, if the interval is hourly, the time stamps of all values end with "00:00.000". |
Example 1
The following expression returns the number of values reported from a check weigher.
COUNTALL( Filler03.Weight )
Example 2
The following expression returns the total number of samples that exceeded a threshold each day.
COUNTALL( R21.Temp > 140.0, 1 day )