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Hey Qlikers,
There might be a very easy solution for this, but I am kind of confused on how I can achieve this. I have a formula like this:
=Pick(Match(23, 23, 34, 23, 45), 'R', 'T', 'P', 'K') and when I put this in a text box, I get the output to be R (which makes sense because its matching the first instance of the number to match with and giving me the output R.
What I want is to be able to somehow get the output R, P.
To give some details about what exactly I am doing:
=Pick(Match(MaxfromMultipleFieldsusingRangeMax, MaxField1, MaxField2, MaxField3.....), 'Field1', 'Field2', 'Field3'....)
All the responses are greatly appreciated.
Best,
Sunny
It did work, made a small error which was causing it to not work. But thanks for introducing this new concept to me.
Best,
Sunny
Thanks for your response Joe, but in my scenario this wouldn't be very helpful to use this.
Best,
Sunny
Out of curiosity, can I Give more than one inputs to a function? May be like
vVar = Avg([$1]) - Avg([$2])
and use is like this? $(vVar(Field1, Field2))
Yes you can pass more than one argument
Amazing! Thanks guys
Best,
Sunny