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I have a new request that I have to fulfill by Monday. So I have been requested to get the total item count of list items in a share Point list which also has a condition to it, which is Items visible only to the person who created the item.

I also have a drop down which has two columns Available and consumed, I wanna get the total count of list items of which are consumed and which are available in two different columns one for available and one for consumed.

So I need three columns which are:

  • Total Count, Available Count, Consumed Count.

If you guys know how to do this, Please help me out. Thank You.

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  • Do you need it in the form using some jquery or in list view ? question is not much clear
    – Suresh Bolineni
    Apr 20, 2018 at 5:17
  • i need it in a list view. There will be three columns which Total count, Available Count and Consumed Count. I wanna populate these columns with count values in list view.
    – jayant khushalani
    Apr 20, 2018 at 5:24

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No need to create a three column to achieve your goal, Also the Calculated Column and SharePoint Designer does not help in this context!

The simple OOTB workaround is

  • Create one view with the following settings

    • To filter with Created By User

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  • To Group By with the Status (Available/Consumed)

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  • To get the count for each status and the total count

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  • I see that you have provided a very detailed answer and it seems a really easy solution. I just wanted to ask you only on the filter it shows the count for status items right. I also wanted to know the count of total list items if the above condition which is Created by [Me] is applied.
    – jayant khushalani
    Apr 20, 2018 at 10:51
  • @jayantkhushalani Yes, it's right Please don't forget to upvote and mark the answer as accepted in case it helped you :) also don't hesitate to ask if you have any other related question!
    – Mohamed El-Qassas MVP ♦
    Apr 20, 2018 at 12:08

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