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Retest :
(Sum(
{$<DATE={">=$(=max(Date_Start))"}, Day=, Month=, Year=>}
[RE-TEST]))
Select FX_FixtureID ='20220282'
Results :
But if FX_FixtureID is not selected, the value is wrong.
Table RetestReport
Load FX_FixtureID ,
DATE,
DATE_ARRAY,
KEY_ARY
FROM [source];
Table Retest
Load KEY_ARY ,
Retest
FROM [source];
Table Header
Load FX_FixtureID ,
Date(if(IsNull(ET_StartDatetime) ,Date(ET_CreateDate),Date (ET_StartDatetime))) as Date_Start
FROM [source];
The problem I encountered was that I had to select FX_FixtureID to make =max(Date_Start) display. What should I do?
Hi @Sxbbb,
i think what may help you in this case is creating a field with the max(Date_Start) for each FixtureID rather than using the function in the set analysis, since this should give you the max Date_Start for all FixtureIDs.
So an option would be an addition to your script like
Left Join(Table Header)
Load
FX_FixtureID,
Max(Date_Start) as Max_Date_Start
Resident Table Header
Group By FX_FixtureID;
and adjusting your set analysis to
{$<DATE={">=Max_Date_Start"}, Day=, Month=, Year=>}
Let me know if this works for you!