Can somebody please help me out here how to measure based on the sum of # instead of a count of rows or sum of the amount because on my case # is not appearing on the creating lens window Thanks in advance. PFB more details.
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Hello everyone, I'm getting confused on this module for the mobile section... the directions state to build the lens as follows:

• Dataset: DTC Opportunity
• Add Group: Opportunity Owner
• Change Measure: Count of Rows to Sum of Amount
• Sort by: Dsc (Descending)
• Filter by: Industry Equals Engineering
• Filter by: Won Equals True
• Chart Type: Horizontal Bar
• Lens Name: Top Engineering Sales
• App: My Exploration

I have my criteria setup as follows:




I am just not sure where I am going wrong!  I've tried deleting it and reconstructing it, but every time I get the error "Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong: The 'Top Engineering Sales' lens does not appear to have the correct query. Please check the requirements and ensure everything is setup correctly."

Any help would be appreciated!

Can somebody please help me out here how to measure based on the sum of # instead of a count of rows or sum of the amount because on my case # is not appearing on the creating lens window Thanks in advance. PFB more details.
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Hello everyone, I'm getting confused on this module for the mobile section... the directions state to build the lens as follows:

• Dataset: DTC Opportunity
• Add Group: Opportunity Owner
• Change Measure: Count of Rows to Sum of Amount
• Sort by: Dsc (Descending)
• Filter by: Industry Equals Engineering
• Filter by: Won Equals True
• Chart Type: Horizontal Bar
• Lens Name: Top Engineering Sales
• App: My Exploration

I have my criteria setup as follows:




I am just not sure where I am going wrong!  I've tried deleting it and reconstructing it, but every time I get the error "Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong: The 'Top Engineering Sales' lens does not appear to have the correct query. Please check the requirements and ensure everything is setup correctly."

Any help would be appreciated!