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danielnevitt
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Firstsortedvalue Max

Hi,

I have data which shows the price (field name Price) bid in different markets.

I would like to create an expression which returns the below for each of the highest Prices:

MarketMaker, Price, Quantity

I thought it would be something like FirstSortedValue(MarketMaker,-aggr(Max(C1Price),MarketMaker)), however this doesn't always return a value.  Would this expression not work if more than one value are the maximum Price?

Regards,
Daniel

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

How about simply this?

FirstSortedValue(MarketMaker, -Price)

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danielnevitt
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Thanks again for the quick reply.

Would that expression work if there are more than one value with the maximum price?  Also does it recognise negative values?

Thanks

Anil_Babu_Samineni

I can say yes for both cases.

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danielnevitt
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Sorry another quick question.

Is there a way to calculate the firstsortedvalue when the Executed field = Y.

Something like FirstSortedValue({Executed={'Y'},Buyer,-Price)?

Thanks,
Daniel

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Yes, Perhaps this way

FirstSortedValue(Buyer,-Sum({<Executed={'Y'}>} Price))

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