Hi @tony This app doesnt allow copying or looking under the hood.
Whoops. Should be fixed, thanks @Lynn
Hi!
I am having some troubles with the CSV function. When I press the action button, it only shows the names of the columns but not the rows (data) that belong to the slice. Are there any possible reasons for that? I am attaching an image of the file downloaded. In the app I can see there are three rows in that slice.
I hope you can help me! Thanks.
How might I add a date filter to the mix?
If the items table has multiple rows that are essentially all duplicates with the one difference being the date column. Now, I want to by default only allow searching of the most recent date.
Example:
There are three rows that match the search criteria. Rather than returning all three rows, I only want to return the ONE most recent row based on the date column.
I assume I could/should use a MAXROW expression but, not sure where I should put it. I have tried using as a slice filter expression and that wonโt work as a MAXROW doesnโt meet the slice expression requirements of being a yes/no result.
Something likeโฆ
[KeyColumn]=MAXROW(โTableNameโ,โDateโ)