ALV Records Count

I am using ABAP Objects ALV GRID. And I want to display the total number of record after I make the filtering to the list displayed in the ALV.
Is that possible? If yes how?

Hi Ulrich
<b><u>e.g.</u></b>
DATA lt_filtered_entries TYPE LVC_T_FIDX .
CALL METHOD gr_alvgrid->get_filtered_entries
IMPORTING
     ET_FILTERED_ENTRIES = lt_filtered_entries .
OR
DATA lt_filtered_entries TYPE LVC_T_FIDX
     WITH HEADER LINE .
CALL METHOD gr_alvgrid->get_filtered_entries
IMPORTING
     ET_FILTERED_ENTRIES = lt_filtered_entries[] .
*--Serdar

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