I have an expression in the attached sample. It shows me the most up to date stock level of each product. For 95% of the products it works as expected, but i have been asked to check it again as some products are not being displayed.
I was wondering if anyone could look at the sample to see if you can see the reason why it doesnt display all products as expected.
What the expression should do, is look at the date of each record for each product and display the stock level for the latest date (and hide the others). So for 1 product, there will be multiple records each with different dates, The expression should then compare each date and only display the latest one.
There are 2 charts in the sample
Current Stock Levels
Current Stock Levels - Copy
The first chart is the original one.
The copy chart is the same as the first one but with the field StockLevel added also.
There is a product already selected (5099873015506 - Southern Comfort). There is nothing being displayed in the first chart but the second chart shows multiple records with different dates (which shows there are stock levels for that product). The first chart should be displaying the record dated 30/07/11 which shows a stock level of 7.
I don't know why it is not showing this record.
Can anyone help please?
I have other products if you want to test further..
5010327000404 which should display record dated 13/06/11
5010196065061 which should display record dated 07/08/11
That If() may be returning more than one result of StockLevel per dimension value, and you need to aggregate them, so the following as the expression in the first chart instead of the actual should work
That If() may be returning more than one result of StockLevel per dimension value, and you need to aggregate them, so the following as the expression in the first chart instead of the actual should work
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