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Filter transaction search to only display max value

edited Jan 3, 2020 12:55AM in Search / Reporting 2 comments

I've got a transaction search with the following criteria:

Date    is within last month  
Type    is Sales Order   
Item :   Type is Inventory Item

On the result side, I'm summarising columns:

Date       Group                       
Item        Group                       
Quantity  Sum

This works fine and gives me the total number of any given item sold on each day.

I now need to refine this further, so it only shows the row with the highest quantity sold for any given item. Basically, we're trying to identify how much stock needs to be available in a given location in order to satisfy typical daily demand.

Can anyone shed any light on how to do this?

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