Rank Function

[#1]

Hi Everyone,

I am working on selecting the highest performer in a certain type of sport. So, I need my text object to return a name for the highest number of scores, and currently the expression is

= only({<Sportsman={"=rank(sum([Total Number of Points Scored], Sportsman)=2"}>} Sportsman),however it doesn't work and only returns a '-'. Can anyone help with this please?

Thank you,

Anna

[Gysbert_Wassenaar]

Try =FirstSortedValue(Sportsman,-aggr(sum([Total Number of Points Scored]),Sportsman)) for the name of the sportsman with the highest score. For the second highest use =FirstSortedValue(Sportsman,-aggr(sum([Total Number of Points Scored]),Sportsman),2)

[swuehl]

There is a closing bracket ) missing in your advances search expression and I think you should remove the second argument from the rank() function:

= only({<Sportsman={"=rank(sum([Total Number of Points Scored]))=2"}>} Sportsman)

[#4]

Thanks, Gysbert, that worked for the highest one. What about the lowest?

[Gysbert_Wassenaar]

remove the - character in front of the aggr.

[#6]

Thank you!

[#7]

what if I want to list all sportsmen that have the same highest value?

[tresesco]

In that case try with concat() function like:

= Concat({<Sportsman={"=rank(sum([Total Number of Points Scored]))=2"}>} Sportsman, ',')

[#9]

thank you for that. and the case for listing all sportsmen that have the same lowest value?

[tresesco]

This?

= Concat({<Sportsman={"=rank( - sum([Total Number of Points Scored]))=1"}>} Sportsman, ',')