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MAX ISSUE

I have a data which includes Policynum and Module. When the policy renewes it is assigned a new mod .

for example Policynum '123456' CAN HAVE MODULES 01,02,03 and 04

I am trying to pick the latest combination of policy and module

so  for above policynum I wanna see only Policynm'123456' and module '04'.

How can I do that

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sunny_talwar

I guess, create a straight table with Policynum as your dimension and Max(module) as your expression.

Mark_Little
Luminary
Luminary

In Script

Load

     Policynum,

     MAX(Module) AS MaxModule

Resident Yourtable

Group BY Policynum;

In a chart table

Dimension Policynum

Expression Max(Module)

Mark

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In a chart table

Dimension Policynum

Expression Max(Module)


I did the above already what happens is that it works only If I have a policy num selected in the list box.  If I dont select any policy num then there is no data

Mark_Little
Luminary
Luminary

Hi,

That seems odd as it should be fine, and as long as there are no duplicates should return the required values.

Try Max(DISTINCT Module) rule out duplicates.

Mark

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Max(DISTINCT Module) same result

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Thats exactly what I did but  what happens is that it works only If I have a policy num selected in the list box.  If I dont select any policy num then there is no data

sunny_talwar

Would you be able to share a screenshot or a sample to show what exactly is going on?

Mark_Little
Luminary
Luminary

Can you supply some more information?

Is this information on one table?

Is the module always a numeric value? - Try wrapped in the Num() function.

If you just created a table Policyno and Module, what do you see?

Mark

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Are the possible modules for a single policy listed in a string (like '01, 02, 03, 04') or are they available as separate field values?