Show count of records in prompt..

Hi all,
we have a requirement where the users need to see the count of records for each value in the last prompt in a sequence of prompts(i.e after applying all the filters).
Any ideas on how we can do this?
Thanks.

Suggestions:
1) Keep the origianal employeeid also in the prompt ..but it would feel redundant to users
or
2) use intermediate report as in here Re: MONTH and YEAR functions. Please help...

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Hello:
I have a summary report based on certain criteria shows the count of certain number of records for example, count(sales_id).
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