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Hi,
I have a table that looks like this:
| Date | Item | Amount | Event |
| 14.5.2024 | A | 2607,09 | A |
| 14.5.2024 | A | 2285,214 | B |
| 14.5.2024 | A | 2090,322 | C |
| 14.5.2024 | B | 9750 | A |
| 14.5.2024 | B | 9000 | B |
| 14.5.2024 | B | 9000 | C |
| 13.5.2024 | A | 2622 | A |
| 13.5.2024 | A | 2345 | B |
| 13.5.2024 | A | 2765 | C |
| 13.5.2024 | B | 9876 | A |
| 13.5.2024 | B | 9200 | B |
| 13.5.2024 | B | 9200 | C |
I would like my report to show only the first value per item and date. How do I do that?
Thankful for help!
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@sw123 Cerate Measure as per below and use as filter
@sw123 Cerate Measure as per below and use as filter
@sw123 ,
How are you determining the first value for a day if time is not available in the data? What should be the expected output for the sample data you provided?
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