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chriys1337
Creator III
Creator III

Set Analysis

Hi all,

I have loaded a index with some dates and the specific index value at this time.

Now I just would like to see the latest index and tried to find a solution with Set Analysis, which looks like this:

=only({$<date={$(=max(date))}>}Index)

Unfortunately it does not work, the textbox says "Error: Error in set modifier ad hoc element list: '.' or ')' expected.

Does anybody find my mistake in building the set analysis expression?

Thank you.

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krishnacbe
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try below expression.

=only({$<date={"=$(=max(date))"}>}Index)

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krishnacbe
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try below expression.

=only({$<date={"=$(=max(date))"}>}Index)

sunny_talwar

Try with Single or double quotes

=Only({$<date={'$(=max(date))'}>}Index)

or

=Only({$<date={"$(=max(date))"}>}Index)

chriys1337
Creator III
Creator III
Author

That's right, thank you. Whats the reason for this?

chriys1337
Creator III
Creator III
Author

I am trying a similar thing today, but unfortunately it does not work anymore? Does somebody see the mistake?

=only({$<Index_YearWeek={"=$(=max(Index_YearWeek))"}>}Index_CFI

sunny_talwar

What is Index_YearWeek field's format? also try without the first = sign

=Only({$<Index_YearWeek={"$(=max(Index_YearWeek))"}>}Index_CFI)

chriys1337
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Thanks so much for your quick reply. This worked again, now I am just asking myself why it worked for the first expression with = and the second now just without... 🙂

Thx Sunny!

sunny_talwar

I am not sure what the difference is, but if you look at my previous response, I did suggest a similar (without the first = sign) in my previous response also.

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