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Simon4
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Only show one row per itemid

 

Dear all,

 

I have this table:

Simon4_0-1667817347247.png

 

 

I want to create this table:

item Category Available stock date new stock amount new stock total in produciton
E0020021 Slangen -72 10-11-2022 50 50
e002035 Pistolen -6 3-9-2022 20 37
e0020060 compressoren -32   0 0
fa0500.0560 compressoren -14 15-9-2022 5 5
S0000865 Slangen -75 5-10-2022 55 55
S0000866 Slangen -54 12-10-2022 50 50
S0000882 Pistolen -27 7-10-2022 20 20

 

So in short:

I only want to know the first date of each item and the value of stock that belongs to that day. I also want an collum with the total order value.

This I use for date new stock:

=if(isnull(DATEPRODUCTIONFINISHED),PLANNEDPRODUCTIONENDDATE)

this i use for amount new stock:

sum(if(isnull(DATEPRODUCTIONFINISHED), ORIGINALSUBASSEMBLYQUANTITY))

 

can some one help me create the table above?

 

thank you kinldy in advance.

kind regards,

Simon

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rubenmarin

Hi, if you want a fixed table (meaning that selections in dates won't give another result) it will be better to do the operations in script to add a flag where it has '1' for the last record of each item.

In chart you can try adding a calculated dimension that only shows the max date for each item, and uncheck the option to show null values, the calculated dimension could be something as:

Aggr(If(Date=Max(TOTAL <Item> Date), Date),Item,Date)

You'll need to adapt the expression to your dates and fields.

 

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rubenmarin

Hi, if you want a fixed table (meaning that selections in dates won't give another result) it will be better to do the operations in script to add a flag where it has '1' for the last record of each item.

In chart you can try adding a calculated dimension that only shows the max date for each item, and uncheck the option to show null values, the calculated dimension could be something as:

Aggr(If(Date=Max(TOTAL <Item> Date), Date),Item,Date)

You'll need to adapt the expression to your dates and fields.