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Thank you sir...that is exactly what I needed. &nbsp;Below is the result of your answer. &nbsp;I will use this partial code to display the agency image if the count is 1 or a default image if the array count is greater then 1.<br />
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Local numberVar Array countArray;<br />
countArray := {?Agency};<br />
UBound (countArray)
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Thank you sir...that is exactly what I needed.  Below is the result of your answer.  I will use this partial code to display the agency image if the count is 1 or a default image if the array count is greater then 1.

Local numberVar Array countArray;
countArray := {?Agency};
UBound (countArray)

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Could use UBound ({?Agency})<br />
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If you'd like to show images for all specified Agencies, that is possible using 2 alternative strategies...
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Could use UBound ({?Agency})

If you'd like to show images for all specified Agencies, that is possible using 2 alternative strategies...

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FWIW, Count should also work. &nbsp;You can use Count on an array, and (to a certain degree) CR treats multi-value parameters like arrays. &nbsp;My guess is that the parameter in your first post wasn't actually a multi-value parameter. &nbsp;That would give you the error that you mentioned.<br />
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&nbsp;James
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FWIW, Count should also work.  You can use Count on an array, and (to a certain degree) CR treats multi-value parameters like arrays.  My guess is that the parameter in your first post wasn't actually a multi-value parameter.  That would give you the error that you mentioned.

 James

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Is it possible to count the number of values entered in a multi selection parameter? <br />
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if count({?Pm-?Agency}) = 1<br />
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or <br />
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if count({?Pm-?Agency}) &gt;&nbsp;1<br />
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I get a error message “This Field Cannot Summarize”
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Is it possible to count the number of values entered in a multi selection parameter? 

if count({?Pm-?Agency}) = 1

or 

if count({?Pm-?Agency}) > 1

I get a error message “This Field Cannot Summarize”

Count The Number of Parameter Values entered in a Mult Selection Parameter Dialog Box

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