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Only Max Values

Hi,

I am attaching the sample app .refer it and  provide the solution.

Hope some one would help me out this.

Thanks in advance

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Gysbert_Wassenaar
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See attached qvw.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar
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Try this expression: only({<StartDate={'$(=date(max(StartDate)))'}>}StartDate)


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Hi,

try this

only({<StartDate={'$((=date(only(max(StartDate))))'}>}StartDate)

Anonymous
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Thanks for responding me

Could you try with this date in Excel file.

the same expression is not working with the date

Gysbert_Wassenaar
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Works for me.


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Anonymous
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Could you share me the sample app

I will look into probably I missed out something

Gysbert_Wassenaar
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Partner - Champion III

See attached qvw.


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Anonymous
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Gysbert,

Coould you also check this please?

seeking your suggestion

Gysbert_Wassenaar
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Partner - Champion III

Since you're working with timestamps instead of plain dates you'll have to make sure to format the result as a timestamp too: only({<Start={'$(=timestamp(max(Start)))'}>}Start)


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Anonymous
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HI Thanks for valuable solution but still I need the max time stamp to be converted in Dates

I need the Max dates in the output though it is timestamp fields