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Mikasa
Level IV

Finding the maximum of a column by matching another column condition

Hi every one,

I have to find the maximum value in a column (:PMA Counter) after checking the condition in another column (: Condition). the condition column has "After" and "Before" characters for the different rows. 

I want to pick those which are "After" and fin the maximum of (:PMA Counter) between them.  I already use the below script but it is not working and only give me the Max without considering the Condition column.

dt=Current table();

dt<<Select Where(Contains (:Condition ,"After" ));
dt<<New Column ("Current PMA Counter", Character,Nominal, Formula(Col Max(:PMA Counter)));

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Finding the maximum of a column by matching another column condition

I mistakenly created the Current PMA Counter column as a character string, and it needed to be numeric.....the JSL below seems to work

names default to here(1);
dt=current data table();
dt << New Column( "Current PMA Counter",
	Formula(
		If( Row() == 1,
			x = Col Max( If( Contains( :Condition, "After" ), :PMA Counter, . ) )
		);
		If( Contains( :Condition, "After" ),
			y = x,
			y = .
		);
		y;
	)
);
Jim
Mikasa
Level IV

Re: Finding the maximum of a column by matching another column condition

Great solution
Thanks:)

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