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Retail Predictive Application Server (MOSC)

ranksort procedure

Apr 9, 2015 9:59AM edited Apr 16, 2015 3:28AM in Retail Predictive Application Server (MOSC) 6 commentsAnswered ✓

Hi,

I'm using the ranksort procedure but I noticed it orders also the intersections which values is the navalue (in this case zero).

TpWPRnkCncN <- ranksort(InOrPrzRilV,"ascending",[PROD].[clss],[LOC].[str])

Is there any way to use the ranksort only in the intersections avoiding the navalues ?

Thanks

Daniele

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