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I've learned how to create a rank [Start Date] grouped by [Clients Personal ID] in Ascending order from table Client
Formula
Example
Clients Personal ID Start Date ClientFirstEntry
3487 9/30/22 1
3487 11/1/22 2
Clients Personal ID Start Date ClientLatestEntry
3487 9/30/22 2
3487 11/1/22 1
Have you tried providing 'DESC' in the place of ''ASC". If so what's the output you got? If not try it that should help to solve your problem.
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Hi Kishore,
Replacing "ASC" with "DESC" only switched the rows but not that vaules. Please see below.
| Clients Personal ID | Start_Date | ClientFirstEntry | ClientlatestEntry |
| 3487 | Tuesday, September 20, 2022 | 1 | 2 |
| 3487 | Tuesday, November 1, 2022 | 2 | 1 |
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