How To Count Filtered Records

Hi
We have a report, which has a couple of sections in it, and are trying to include a count in the summary section, which should correspond to the number of records shown in the detailed section.
The detailed section has a filter applied, and that filter is not being taken into account in the Count at summary level.
How do I get the Count() function to count records after the filter has been applied.
The structure of the Webi looks something like this:
Report Body
> Section on Source Vendor Country Key
   >> Text
   >> Count (This should show the count of the underlying items)
   >> Section on Source Vendor Key
      >>>> Block of Data 1
      >>>> Block of Data 2
      >>>> Filter on Section on Source Vendor Key
The "filter on Section on Source Vendor Key" restricts the data in that section, and does it's work correctly
The "Count" in the top section is supposed to count the number of times Block of Data 1 is returned, but is showing that count regardless of whether the filter is applied or not. In other words, if I apply the filter, I see a count of 2, and if I remove the filter, I also see a count of 2. If the filter is applied, only 1 set of data comes back, so I want that Count to show 1 when the filter is applied.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Andrew

Have you tried using the count as below?
=count(object) in Block
Thanks,
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