Hi,
I want to create a new column which only shows the 'Order #' value for the latest 'Order Date'.
For example, for opportunity 977A, I want the new column to show the value 'T000210443' since that has the latest date for 977A. I would prefer the cells with older dates associated to them to remain blank.
Thank you in advance!
Hello,
I tried to solve this problem by creating a new column for MAX-ORDER.
Below is the approach, I took:
1> In query editor, create a reference table of that of your original table. In my case, I created SAMPLE-COPY as reference of SAMPLE.
2> Then, apply Group by function as shown in screenshot.
3> In relationship view, join these two tables based on either ORDER number or DATE field:
4> Then in the main table (in my case: SAMPLE), then add new column called "MAX-ORDER" by using RELATED function:
You can then hide original ORDER column and just keep using MAX-ORDER column.
Hello,
I tried to solve this problem by creating a new column for MAX-ORDER.
Below is the approach, I took:
1> In query editor, create a reference table of that of your original table. In my case, I created SAMPLE-COPY as reference of SAMPLE.
2> Then, apply Group by function as shown in screenshot.
3> In relationship view, join these two tables based on either ORDER number or DATE field:
4> Then in the main table (in my case: SAMPLE), then add new column called "MAX-ORDER" by using RELATED function:
You can then hide original ORDER column and just keep using MAX-ORDER column.
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