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Hi,
Who can help me solving this problem.
I'm using a script to select the value of the lowest Koers and the highest Koers
It works correct as long there are no double Koers values
If there is a double Value I want to select the latest date.
DateMaxKoers
LOAD
FirstSortedValue(Date, -Koers) AS DateMaxKoers
Resident Koersen;
LOAD
FirstSortedValue(Date, Koers) AS DateMinKoers
Resident Koersen;
I expect as DateMaxKoers 16-04-2014 11,95
as DateMinKoers 14-04-2014 11,75
Date | Koers |
17-04-2014 | 11,91 |
16-04-2014 | 11,95 |
15-04-2014 | 11,84 |
14-04-2014 | 11,75 |
11-04-2014 | 11,83 |
10-04-2014 | 11,76 |
09-04-2014 | 11,77 |
08-04-2014 | 11,75 |
07-04-2014 | 11,94 |
Thanks for thinking with me.
Treseco,
When I use Order by Date desc I got what I expect.
Thanks for your help.
Gr. Richard
The complete script:
LOAD
FirstSortedValue(Date, Koers) AS DateMinKoers
Resident Koersen
Order by Date desc;
Try using distinct like:
LOAD
FirstSortedValue( Distinct Date, Koers) AS DateMinKoers
Don't worry about syntax error red mark.
Treseco,
Thanks for your helpful thinking.
Using Distinct gives me a value, but it is the first date (08-04-2014) in stead of the last date (14-04-2014)
Gr. Richard
User the Order By clause to change the order of load , like:
Temp:
Load * Inline [
Date, Koers
17-04-2014, 11.91
16-04-2014, 11.95
15-04-2014, 11.84
14-04-2014, 11.75
11-04-2014, 11.83
10-04-2014, 11.76
09-04-2014, 11.77
08-04-2014, 11.75
07-04-2014, 11.94
];
Fin:
Load
FirstSortedValue(distinct Date, Koers) as FSV
Resident Temp order by Date asc;
Treseco,
When I use Order by Date desc I got what I expect.
Thanks for your help.
Gr. Richard
The complete script:
LOAD
FirstSortedValue(Date, Koers) AS DateMinKoers
Resident Koersen
Order by Date desc;
Example for you with calculations in the script and on the fly.
Regards
Darek