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Saved Search Second Highest, Third Highest

edited Jan 3, 2020 1:04AM in Search / Reporting

I was trying to use the dense_rank formulas to pull second highest or third highest result. Unfortunately the formulas don't work when the search is grouped (they work in the ungrouped search, but an unexpected error occurs any time I group my main entity, in this case {name} for an item search).

Is there any such function in a grouped search that allows me to specify the second highest result? I tested it against the Price Level fields and it works ungrouped, but each price level has its own line.

How would I specify the price level with the second highest unit price in one column, then the third highest in the next column? I would prefer that the results are one line per item, which is why I was hoping to group them.

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