topic Bar Chart by Dimension with Max Date in App Development

Bar Chart by Dimension with Max Date

ferrerosmoothie — Fri, 02 Apr 2021 07:57:57 GMT

I have a data set consisting of Jobs and Statuses with updated datetime joined as follows:

My goal is to create a bar chart that shows the count of jobs with their latest status TAG based on TransactionTime within the selected date period (max of FullDate). The count should be 14, but if I add the TAG the count is over 14 due to the one-to-many relationship.

The proper chart should look like this:

My count formula is:

Count(
{<
[tMasterCalendar.FullDate] = {'$(=Max([tMasterCalendar.FullDate]))'},

[TRANSACTIONTIME] = {"<$(=Max([tMasterCalendar.FullDate]))"}
>}
[JOBID]
)

How do I get it to show the latest TAG only? Should I add a set that makes TransactionTime = aggregated max of TransactionTime per JobID? Thanks!

Re: Bar Chart by Dimension with Max Date

dplr-rn — Wed, 12 Jun 2019 17:07:29 GMT

Why do you need [tMasterCalendar.FullDate] = {'$(=Max([tMasterCalendar.FullDate]))'},
how is fulldate field linked to table you are trying to count?

Share a sample data if you can which gives an approximation of you data and data model

Re: Bar Chart by Dimension with Max Date

ferrerosmoothie — Wed, 12 Jun 2019 17:42:56 GMT

Sample data is attached.

Fulldate field in Calendar is linked to Job table via a DateBridge table with Job ID and pending date. In this report, I filter down to one period (3/1 - 3/14), and I only want to count number of Jobs that are still pending by period end. So the =Max(FullDate) works.

The challenge is to also restrict the status to be the latest transaction time that is smaller than the max period date.

Re: Bar Chart by Dimension with Max Date

dplr-rn — Wed, 12 Jun 2019 17:54:57 GMT

try this
Count(
{<
[tMasterCalendar.FullDate] = ,
[TRANSACTIONTIME] = {"<$(=Max([tMasterCalendar.FullDate]))"}
>}
[JOBID]
)