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Remove records from collection if condition

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Posted on by PowerLiebhaberi 9
Hi everyone,
 
I have a collection in my App. It has four columns - Date, Person, number and created. Acually it has more columns, but basiclly it looks like below:
 
Date                       Person                     created
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.02.2023
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.03.2023
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.04.2023
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.05.2023
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.06.2023
01.02.2002             Michael                   01.06.2023
01.01.2023             Anna                       01.02.2023
01.01.2023             Anna                       01.03.2023
01.02.2002             Anna                       01.06.2023
 
I'd like to count the rows of each person with the same date. If it's even, remove all records, if uneven, save only the the last created and remove the others. The result should look like this: 
 
Date                       Person                     created
01.01.2023             Michael                   01.06.2023
01.02.2002             Michael                   01.06.2023
01.02.2002             Anna                       01.06.2023
 
Does anyone has an idea?
Thank you.
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    Sami Ullah Profile Picture
    Sami Ullah 315 Moderator on at
    Hi, Please Try This.
      
    ClearCollect(
    GroupedCollection,
    AddColumns(
        GroupBy(
            MyCollection, // your collection name.
            Date,
            Person,
            GroupedRecords
        ),
        RecordCount,
        CountRows(GroupedRecords),
        created,
        Last(
            SortByColumns(
                GroupedRecords,
                "created",
                SortOrder.Ascending
            )
        ).created
    )
);
ClearCollect(
    FinalCollection,
    ForAll(
        GroupedCollection,
        If(
            Mod(
                RecordCount,
                2
            ) = 1, // checking is odd count.
            ThisRecord
        )
    )
);
     


    I have verify with your data.
  • PowerLiebhaberi Profile Picture
    PowerLiebhaberi 9 on at
    Thank you so much :-)

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