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Aggreage (MAX) of a date using a valueexpression with an IF statement to select dates

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I want to get a column in a task report that puts the MAX date in when the task meets a criteria.  Ultimately I want a series of columns that grab the date off of a different task. I was trying a basic example but I never seem to get a date appearing in my aggregate…See simple example below

 

aggregator.displayformat=atDate

aggregator.function=MAX

aggregator.namekey=entryDate

aggregator.valueexpression=IF({wbs}=1,{entryDate})

aggregator.valueformat=atDate

displayname=

linkedname=direct

namekey=entryDate

querysort=entryDate

textmode=true

valueexpression=IF({wbs}=1,{entryDate})

valueformat=atDate

 

GrahamJarrett_0-1684865912976.jpeg

I am sure you used to be able to do this but it does not like it now. The aggregator on the regular column gets the "Whoops something went wrong" message.

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Hi @GrahamJarrett,

 

When I tried to switch what you've provided back to standard mode, I noticed this warning: 

Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore_0-1684870670702.png

Changing .valueexpression to .valuefield then (no surprise) did not recognize the formula, so instead, I deleted all the textmode, switched to standard mode, selected Entry Date, then on the Advanced options, chose "Max", which resulted as (sorted desc) follows:

 

Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore_1-1684870922133.png

 

So...closer; but whether an aggregator is (still) smart enough to also handle an IF statement remains to be seen (and something I don't recall doing, myself).

 

Regards,

Doug

 

 

 

 

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Community Advisor

 

Hi @GrahamJarrett,

 

When I tried to switch what you've provided back to standard mode, I noticed this warning: 

Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore_0-1684870670702.png

Changing .valueexpression to .valuefield then (no surprise) did not recognize the formula, so instead, I deleted all the textmode, switched to standard mode, selected Entry Date, then on the Advanced options, chose "Max", which resulted as (sorted desc) follows:

 

Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore_1-1684870922133.png

 

So...closer; but whether an aggregator is (still) smart enough to also handle an IF statement remains to be seen (and something I don't recall doing, myself).

 

Regards,

Doug

 

 

 

 

Thanks Doug, yes my other column highlighted showed exactly the same potential... but not there in the IF statement.