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podge2019
Contributor III
Contributor III

Min Date for two fields

Have a straight table doing basic enough count.

For something like the first 3 columns I have:

Claims Registered Count = Count(CR_Agent_Name)

MIN - Claim Registered Date = =FirstSortedValue(DISTINCT CR_Claim_Registered_Date,CR_Claim_Registered_Date)

MAX - Claim Registered Date =FirstSortedValue(Distinct CR_Claim_Registered_Date,-CR_Claim_Registered_Date)

 

For the last columns “Claims Denied” the count is a little different as I have to sum two fields together:

Claims Denied Count = Count(CD_Agent_Name)+ Count(CDCFAL_Agent_Name)

The issue for me then is that both of these fields have dates coming in separately so I need to get the min and max across two fields essentially.

Closest I’ve come is using Rangemin( CD_Trans_Date, CDCFAL_Trans_Date)

This gives me the minimum date, however, I cant seem to use distinct with the RangeMin and gives me a – in the date field.

I’ve tried a variety of expressions from across the Qlik Forums but with no joy.

=FirstSortedValue (Concat(DISTINCT CD_Trans_Date, CD_Trans_Date),

                                                              FirstSortedValue (Concat(DISTINCT CDCFAL_Trans_Date, CDCFAL_Trans_Date)))

 

=FirstSortedValue (DISTINCT (  Rangemin( CD_Trans_Date, CDCFAL_Trans_Date)))

=FirstSortedValue (Concat (DISTINCT CD_Trans_Date, CDCFAL_Trans_Date))

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Any assistance would be appreciated.

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rubenmarin

Hi, Have you tried this?: Rangemin(Min(CD_Trans_Date), Min(CDCFAL_Trans_Date))

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rubenmarin

Hi, Have you tried this?: Rangemin(Min(CD_Trans_Date), Min(CDCFAL_Trans_Date))