Solved: Re: Filter only the second highest value

carlosarmpb · ‎07-18-2018

I need a simple thing.

Fillet only the second highest value of this query.

NOTE: I need this in the Query Editor.

CODE DATE
10001 21/10/2018
10001 01/09/2018
10002 26/08/2018
10002 16/10/2018
10003 31/08/2018
10003 04/09/2018
10004 13/10/2018
10004 17/09/2018
10005 06/10/2018
10005 11/09/2018
10006 23/08/2018
10006 22/08/2018
10007 26/10/2018
10007 06/09/2018
10008 02/10/2018
10008 03/09/2018
10009 02/09/2018
10009 08/10/2018
10010 07/09/2018
10010 25/10/2018

parry2k · ‎07-18-2018

look table6 in attached file, you can change it as you see fit but I guess it will get you started.

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parry2k · ‎07-18-2018

not sure I understood, what you expect the result to be?

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carlosarmpb · ‎07-18-2018

The idea is to get the code returned and the second largest date.

CODE DATE
10001 01/09/2018
10002 26/08/2018
10003 31/08/2018
10004 17/09/2018
10005 11/09/2018
10006 22/08/2018
10007 06/09/2018
10008 03/09/2018
10009 02/09/2018
10010 07/09/2018

parry2k · ‎07-18-2018

is this the result you are looking for?

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carlosarmpb · ‎07-18-2018

Almost that, only penultimate date.

parry2k · ‎07-18-2018

look table6 in attached file, you can change it as you see fit but I guess it will get you started.

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