Since your attribute can only have 3 distinct values, an easy solution would be to first filter for each value, then count. Filtering a list can be done by using the microflow activity “List operation” with operation “Filter” which will return a list filtered by an attribute value (e.g. all records where xy=1). Do this three times to get all sub-lists for xy = 1, 2 and 3. Then you can use the microflow activity “Aggregate list” with Function “Count” (for each sublist you will have to do one count).
Hey Thorsten,
thank you for your help!
But is it possible to use the same microflow which returns the list for the ‘time series widget’ ?
Or do I have to create a new microflow?
best regards