Get the 1st value of Children
Hi, I would like to get the 1st value of children. Please see example below.
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Try this...
=IF(COUNT(CHILDREN(Identifier@row) = 0, Item@row, INDEX(CHILDREN(Item@row), 1))
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Hope you are fine, did you need to get the first row or you need to get first submitted( date) from output column?
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Hi @Bassam Khalil,
Thanks, I need to get the first row of the children of the parent to parent and children
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Try this...
=IF(COUNT(CHILDREN(Identifier@row) = 0, Item@row, INDEX(CHILDREN(Item@row), 1))
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