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Hello,
I have the following table:
- Dimensions: Op_Date / Reference
- Expression: Amount = Sum(Amount)
(Note that Op_Date format is DD/MM/YYYY)
Op_Date | Amount | Reference |
---|---|---|
13/2/2018 | - | - |
14/2/2018 | 200 | AB1 |
14/2/2018 | 300 | AD3 |
14/2/2018 | 400 | CX5 |
15/2/2018 | 250 | RT3 |
15/2/2018 | 350 | TP7 |
16/2/2018 | - | - |
What I need is to see the table (modifying my Expression) for the Max Op_Date with Reference <> Null.
So if I select 15/2/2018, I'd see:
Op_Date | Amount | Reference |
---|---|---|
15/2/2018 | 250 | RT3 |
15/2/2018 | 350 | TP7 |
And if I select 16/2/2018, I'd see also (because Reference is Null for that date):
Op_Date | Amount | Reference |
---|---|---|
15/2/2018 | 250 | RT3 |
15/2/2018 | 350 | TP7 |
Do you know how could I do that?
Thank you!!!
May be this
Sum({<Op_Date = {"$(=Date(Max({<Op_Date = {[$(='<=' & Date(Max(Op_Date), 'DD/MM/YYYY'))]}, Amount = {
May be this
Sum({<Op_Date = {"$(=Date(Max({<Op_Date = {[$(='<=' & Date(Max(Op_Date), 'DD/MM/YYYY'))]}, Amount = {
Hi Sunny, i have been seeing few of your set analysis expressions you are using [] square brackets does that mean you are doing a search?
Yes, a search string using [], instead of double quote within double quote
Thanks. Got it. Never used that way.