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How to display max date by multiple columns

rrr
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Add the MAX formula to your date, remove the 2 type column and you will get the max date for your 2 status.
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I have more columns in my table so I must to display the latest inactive row, only once + active.
which of those two option is apply the max date?
the result is still not working:
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So what you want to do is not directly to display the max date, but it is to filter your analysis for the max date for the 2 different status.
Such kind of complex filter is probably more easily achieved by filtering based on another analysis, handling the logic of finding what rows have the max date for your 2 status. It will be "easier to read" by splitting it into 2 pieces.
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