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hi guys,
can u suggest on below?
Input | ||||
TicketNumber | ID | TYPE | ||
100 | 1 | A | ||
100 | 2 | B | ||
100 | 3 | C | ||
100 | 4 | B | ||
100 | 5 | E | ||
200 | 1 | B | ||
200 | 2 | A | ||
200 | 3 | E | ||
300 | 1 | A | ||
300 | 2 | A | ||
300 | 3 | E | ||
Output | ||||
300 | 1 | A | ||
300 | 2 | A | ||
300 | 3 | E | ||
Note: Ticketnumber consider for Type (A and E) only. |
May be add ID as dimension
1) Max({<Type = {'A', 'E'}>}TicketNumber)
2) FirstSortedValue({<Type = {'A', 'E'}>} TYPE, -TicketNumber)
Create a calculated dimension as
=Aggr(Only({<Type={'A','E'}>}Type),TicketNumber)
Sunny out of curiosity, will the below expression works in this scenario?
I am not entirely sure what is the exact requirement, but it looks like going in the right direction
hi,thanks for kind response.
1) Max({<Type = {'A', 'E'}>}TicketNumber) -- given all the 3 ticket numbers
2) FirstSortedValue({<Type = {'A', 'E'}>} TYPE, -TicketNumber) --- not given any results.
any help?
hi,
this expression not given any results.
any help?
hi,
ticket number 100 went through multiple types in cluding A&E but 300 went through only A and E,so i need to consider that one only.
Is't possible to implement or not?
any idea guys,Gysbert,Swuehl,Sunny,Jagan?
thanks