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If script is not for strength, you can do this with native relationships and formulas. It might not always show the top 10, but it will dynamically show your top % of results, and you can set that % to whatever you'd like.
>:If script is not for strength
You are killing me. Why would anyone choose not to use script when it is the universal way to solve QuicBase problems when native either doesn't work or becomes tedious.
>Can you elaborate on how would I take this route?
Follow my instructions above as a first step.
Actually there is a logic error in my script where I just modified the chart to take the first 10 values. I think what you may have wanted requires you to sort the array first and take the ten largest values. This is a simple modification using Underscore's sort() and first() methods .
You are killing me. Why would anyone choose not to use script when it is the universal way to solve QuicBase problems when native either doesn't work or becomes tedious.
>Can you elaborate on how would I take this route?
Follow my instructions above as a first step.
Actually there is a logic error in my script where I just modified the chart to take the first 10 values. I think what you may have wanted requires you to sort the array first and take the ten largest values. This is a simple modification using Underscore's sort() and first() methods .