Combine filters and do a summary table based on filtering

Shukis7

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi,

On the report view I have created some basic drop down lists. Whenever I choose a district and then a municipality I would like to have a summary table on the bottom of the page (please see attached) which will count how many observations I have for the specific district, municipality. I want it to be interactive based on the choice of the drop down list above.

Thank you for the help and I can explain better if you don't understand!

I appreciate the help.
 

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