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I have table
Table A
Date Process1 Process2 Process3
01/01/2016 C X C
02/01/2016 C X C
03/01/2016 C C C
04/01/2016 N X N
05/01/2016 N X N
06/01/2016 N N N
Now I need to display the date in which the Process2 has value C
And the date in which the process2 has value N . These date values must not change with date selection in the list box .
Can anyone help on this .
Maybe like
=Max({<[Process 2]= {'C'}, Date= >} Date)
resp.
=Max({<[Process 2]= {'N'}, Date= >} Date)
Maybe like
=Max({<[Process 2]= {'C'}, Date= >} Date)
resp.
=Max({<[Process 2]= {'N'}, Date= >} Date)
What happens with there are multiple dates where Process2 has C in them. Similarliy what happens when you have multiple N? It would be great if you can provide some more details if what Stefan has provided doesn't work for you ![]()
Hi selvapraveen,
Try this
=Max(TOTAL {1<[Process 2]= {'C'}>} Date)
=Max(TOTAL {1<[Process 2]= {'N'}>} Date)
Regards!
Actually that works for me because i need the latest date with Process 2 as C
Awesome!! I am glad Stefan's solution worked out for you ![]()