giving out a certain number of values

[thanhphongle]

Hello Community,

I created a textbox which returns me the max price of my products

this is my database

Product	Price
A	1000
B	500
C	100
D	1000
E	1000
F	600
G	1000
H	1000
I	1000

this is my expression:

='Max Price ' & '\n' &

Concat(DISTINCT {<Product = {"=Aggr(max(Price), Product) = Max(TOTAL Aggr(max(Price), Product))"}>} Product, ', ') & ' ...' & '\n '

& money(Max(TOTAL Aggr(Max([Price]),Product )))

QV returns me:

Product	Price
A	1000
D	1000
E	1000
G	1000
H	1000
I	1000

This is definetly correct.

But what I want is, that QV should return me max 3 values. Something like:

A = 1000

D = 1000

E = 1000 etc. ...

is this possible?

[Joaquin_Lazaro]

OK.

Why A,D,E and not G,H,I ?

Do you want a table ?

[sunny_talwar · Accepted solution]

You can try this:

='Max Price ' & '\n' &

FirstSortedValue(Product, -Aggr(Max(Price), Product) + Ord(Left(Product, 1))) & ' ,' &

FirstSortedValue(Product, -Aggr(Max(Price), Product) + Ord(Left(Product, 1)), 2) & ' ,' &

FirstSortedValue(Product, -Aggr(Max(Price), Product) + Ord(Left(Product, 1)), 3) & ' ,'

& ' ...' & '\n '

& money(Max(TOTAL Aggr(Max([Price]),Product )))

[thanhphongle]

I dont actually care if its A, D, E or G, H ,I. I wrote it in the alphabatic order. I dont want a table, it just should return the max price and 3 corrospondending products

[thanhphongle]

its . working ! thank you !

[Joaquin_Lazaro]

Great thanhphongle

Hope I helped you

[sfatoux72]

You could try this expression too:

I removed all your aggr that are not necessary

='Max Price ' & '\n' &

Left(Concat(DISTINCT {<Price = {$(=max(Price))}>} Product, ', '),Index(Concat(DISTINCT {<Price = {$(=max(Price))}>} Product, ', '), ', ', 3))

& ' ...' & '\n '

& money(Max([Price]))