egon_olsen Posted November 9, 2009 Share Posted November 9, 2009 Hello,I want to filter rows such that I get only the first row from each new group. I tried using the automatic variable $V{<group_name>_COUNT} and a custom variable using the First calculation but both fail. Whatever I tried, the final report contained only one entry or was completely empty.This is what I want to do:The entries in my table each have a date stamp. I want to report on them but only one record for each 7 days. Thus, the first record would be from today, the next from 7 days ago, etc.To this purpose I have written a little class that has a static field which is initialised when reading the first row and provides a method that returns how many weeks lie between the first row and the current row.I have now created a group based on the week the record is in. Accordingly, all records less than 7 days ago are in the first group, those older but with an age of less than two weeks are in 2nd group, etc.Now I want to filter out all rows except the first entry in a group. But with no luck.Here are some elements from my report def:<group name="weekly"> <groupExpression><![CDATA[new StaticDateHolder().getWeeksDeltaForRow($F{t})]]></groupExpression></group><variable name="fst" class="java.sql.Date" resetType="Group" resetGroup="weekly" calculation="First"> <variableExpression><![CDATA[$F{t}]]></variableExpression></variable><filterExpression><![CDATA[($V{fst}.equals($F{t})) ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE]]></filterExpression> I assume this problem is connected with the order of initialisation of variable values and groups but I quick look in the fill method could not solve the problem.Any suggestions?Kind regardsPost Edited by egon_olsen at 11/09/2009 15:03 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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