# Result Format is always overridden with the default summary one

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**Created:** [April 19, 2022, 1:08pm UTC](https://discourse.greatexpectations.io/t/result-format-is-always-overridden-with-the-default-summary-one/1029 "2022-04-19T13:08:14Z")\
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**Post date:** [April 19, 2022, 1:08pm UTC](https://discourse.greatexpectations.io/t/result-format-is-always-overridden-with-the-default-summary-one/1029/1 "2022-04-19T13:08:14Z")

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I have an expectation suite like :

{  
“data\_asset\_type”: null,  
“expectation\_suite\_name”: “warning”,  
“expectations”: [  
{  
“expectation\_type”: “expect\_column\_values\_to\_be\_between”,  
“ge\_cloud\_id”: null,  
“kwargs”: {  
“column”: “C\_NATIONKEY”,  
“max\_value”: 20,  
“min\_value”: 0,  
“mostly”: 0.7,  
“result\_format”: {  
“partial\_unexpected\_count”: 10,  
“result\_format”: “COMPLETE”  
}

```
    },
		
		"meta": {
		}
	}		
]

```

}

When I run the validation, I am seeing that the result format passed is simply ignored, a sample result is like shown below :

Part of the result from validation json file :  
{  
“exception\_info”: {  
“exception\_message”: null,  
“exception\_traceback”: null,  
“raised\_exception”: false  
},  
“expectation\_config”: {  
“expectation\_type”: “expect\_column\_values\_to\_be\_between”,  
“ge\_cloud\_id”: null,  
“kwargs”: {  
“column”: “C\_NATIONKEY”,  
“max\_value”: 20,  
“min\_value”: 0,  
“mostly”: 0.7,  
“result\_format”: {  
“partial\_unexpected\_count”: 20,  
“result\_format”: “SUMMARY”  
}  
},  
…

As you can see the result\_format , that has been passed, is ignored.

Can anyone please help me understand what is the right way to do it ?

TIA !