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Hi everybody!
I'd like to show in a text object the last value recorded on a table.
Data is:
FECHA Valores
01/11/2018 -2,31%
01/10/2018 0,58%
01/09/2018 -2,22%
01/08/2018 0,85%
01/07/2018 1,08%
01/06/2018 -1,51%
01/05/2018 -1,62%
01/04/2018 -2,66%
01/03/2018 0,17%
01/02/2018 -0,18%
01/01/2018 0,65%
How can i do to show it? Result is -2,31 %
Thanks and regards!
Hi,
This is possible. Load all your data, order it descending based on the date and get your max value with a peek function. I did the resident load because I had to transform the date.
Table: Load * Inline [ FECHA, Valores 01/11/2018,-2.31 01/10/2018,0.58 01/09/2018,-2.22 01/08/2018,0.85 01/07/2018,1.08 01/06/2018,-1.51 01/05/2018,-1.62 01/04/2018,-2.66 01/03/2018,0.17 01/02/2018,-0.18 01/01/2018,0.65 ] ; Table2: NoConcatenate Load Date(Date#(FECHA,'DD/MM/YYYY'),'DD-MM-YYYY') as FECHA, Valores Resident Table Order by FECHA desc ; drop Table Table; let vMaxValue = peek('Valores',0,'Table2');
Jordy
Climber
Hi,
Create a variable vMaxDate=MaxString(FETCHA)
then in text box use set analysis like
=Only({<FETCHA={"$(=vMaxdate)"}>}Valores)
Hope this can solve your query.
Thanks
Nilaksh Mahajan
Thanks buddies!
I made some changes using their tips and works very good:
Final result is something like this:
Table:
LOAD
FECHA,
'Group By' as Group_By, // make first a accumulator dimenssion
Valores
FROM Table.qvd(QVD);
NoConcatenate
Table2:
LOAD
Max(FECHA) as FECHA,
Group_By
Resident Table group by Group_By; // get the max FECHA in a new dimenssion
let vMaxValue = peek('FECHA',0,'Table2');// take the value in a variable
NoConcatenate
Final:
LOAD
FECHA,
$(vMaxValue) as Max_Date, // I add the value of the variable in the final table
Group_By,
Valores
Resident Table;
DROP Table Table2; // I discard the tables that I do not need
DROP Table Table; //I discard the tables that I do not need
// in expression: =Only({<FECHA={'$(=vMaxValue)'}>}Valores)
it's work!
Thanks a lot!
Hi,
This is possible. Load all your data, order it descending based on the date and get your max value with a peek function. I did the resident load because I had to transform the date.
Table: Load * Inline [ FECHA, Valores 01/11/2018,-2.31 01/10/2018,0.58 01/09/2018,-2.22 01/08/2018,0.85 01/07/2018,1.08 01/06/2018,-1.51 01/05/2018,-1.62 01/04/2018,-2.66 01/03/2018,0.17 01/02/2018,-0.18 01/01/2018,0.65 ] ; Table2: NoConcatenate Load Date(Date#(FECHA,'DD/MM/YYYY'),'DD-MM-YYYY') as FECHA, Valores Resident Table Order by FECHA desc ; drop Table Table; let vMaxValue = peek('Valores',0,'Table2');
Jordy
Climber
Hi,
Create a variable vMaxDate=MaxString(FETCHA)
then in text box use set analysis like
=Only({<FETCHA={"$(=vMaxdate)"}>}Valores)
Hope this can solve your query.
Thanks
Nilaksh Mahajan
Or maybe
Table2: NoConcatenate Load max(Date(Date#(FECHA,'DD/MM/YYYY'),'DD-MM-YYYY')) as FECHA, Valores Resident Table group by Valores ; drop Table Table; let vMaxValue = peek('Valores',0,'Table2');
Thanks buddies!
I made some changes using their tips and works very good:
Final result is something like this:
Table:
LOAD
FECHA,
'Group By' as Group_By, // make first a accumulator dimenssion
Valores
FROM Table.qvd(QVD);
NoConcatenate
Table2:
LOAD
Max(FECHA) as FECHA,
Group_By
Resident Table group by Group_By; // get the max FECHA in a new dimenssion
let vMaxValue = peek('FECHA',0,'Table2');// take the value in a variable
NoConcatenate
Final:
LOAD
FECHA,
$(vMaxValue) as Max_Date, // I add the value of the variable in the final table
Group_By,
Valores
Resident Table;
DROP Table Table2; // I discard the tables that I do not need
DROP Table Table; //I discard the tables that I do not need
// in expression: =Only({<FECHA={'$(=vMaxValue)'}>}Valores)
it's work!
Thanks a lot!