Query value stratification question

Hello All,
I have a requirement to create a set of stratification columns in my query that will show the number of lines per stratification. Specifically the number of invoices processed by credit amount in 0FIAP_C03.
I have tried creating a calc key fig with the formula:
( ( 'Credit amt' < 5000 ) AND ( 'Credit amt' > 1000 ) )
and this will work at the most granular level, but when I roll it up by doc type for example, it appears to only evaluate it at that level, ie with a count of 1 rather than the number of document lines evaluated. I have also set the aggregation 'time of calculation' property to "after aggregation", but this did not change anything. Any help would be appreciated.

Try
COUNT ((Doc no does not equal 0) AND ( ( 'Credit amt' < 5000 ) AND ( 'Credit amt' > 1000 ) ))
Hope this works..
I have used something similar..just that I checked dates..
Ashish.

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