I am trying to return the highest numerical value of five columns (E/M Code1-5) in a new column named Highest E/M Code. I tried using an IF statement which only returned empty cells in the new column.
This is the IF statement I used:
IF
[E/M Code1] > [E/M Code2] && [E/M Code3] && [E/M Code4] && [E/M Code5]
Then
[E/M Code1]
Else
""
Endif
+
IF
[E/M Code2] > [E/M Code1] && [E/M Code3] && [E/M Code4] && [E/M Code5]
Then
[E/M Code2]
Else
""
Endif
+
IF
[E/M Code3] > [E/M Code2] && [E/M Code1] && [E/M Code4] && [E/M Code5]
Then
[E/M Code3]
Else
""
Endif
+
IF
[E/M Code4] > [E/M Code2] && [E/M Code3] && [E/M Code1] && [E/M Code5]
Then
[E/M Code4]
Else
""
Endif
+
IF
[E/M Code5] > [E/M Code2] && [E/M Code3] && [E/M Code4] && [E/M Code1]
Then
[E/M Code5]
Else
""
Endif
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Hi @BeckyS
You're in luck, Alteryx has a function "Max" for just this purpose:
Max([E/M Code1],[E/M Code2],[E/M Code3],[E/M Code4],[E/M Code5])
@BeckyS I think you could use a max function like:
Max([E/M Code1],[E/M Code2],[E/M Code3],[E/M Code4],[E/M Code5])
For your method, you would need to slightly tweak it to:
IF [E/M Code1] > [E/M Code2] && [E/M Code1] > [E/M Code3] && [E/M Code1] > [E/M Code4] && [E/M Code1] > [E/M Code5] Then [E/M Code1] Else "" Endif
Each time you check the greater than, you would need to repeat your initial variable. The max function should be able to do the trick instead!
That was simple. Thanks guys!
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