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What I don't understand?

See the file...

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Hi,

It changes as your variable

Variable5 = =MaxString(Date#(DATE,'DD.MM.YYYY' ))

depends on the Date you are selecting.


You can see the definition of the Variable when you go to Menu-> Settings-> VariableOverview in the Qlikview Application.


Hope that helps

Regards

Sravan

Anonymous
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Change your variabble to

      =MaxString(Date(DATE,'DD.MM.YYYY' ))

That should work imo.

Good luck.

Dennis

its_anandrjs

Hi,

Yes change your variable

From

=MaxString(Date#(DATE,'DD.MM.YYYY'))

to

=MaxString(Date(DATE,'DD.MM.YYYY'))

remove # symbol

Also Dennis is right

See sample file.

HTH

Rgds

Anand

SunilChauhan
Champion
Champion

the input field without selection is value of date in number format

when you click on then it shoing in date format

you need to take

Variable5=Max(DATE)

please ssee the attached file

hope this give you solution

Sunil Chauhan
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Sunil Chauhan wrote:

the input field without selection is value of date in number format

when you click on then it shoing in date format



Is it a bug?

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Author

and why when I use

Variable5=MaxString({<PERS=,ID=>}Date#(DATE,'DD.MM.YYYY' ))

i dont have this problem