madhans
1
In a bot with “Branch on condition” expression the following works
COUNT(LIST(INDEX(TOP(ORDERBY(FILTER("Waitlist", AND(
[Site ID] = [_THISROW].[Site ID],
[_THISROW].[Parking Date] = [Parking Date],
[Status] = "WAITLIST")),
[Request Date], FALSE
), 1),1).[Booking ID])) > 0
but a simpler form of the same expression doesn’t work as expected. The objective is to check if we have any entries in the waitlist.
ISNOTBLANK(FILTER("Waitlist",
AND(
[_THISROW].[Parking Date] = [Parking Date],
[Site ID] = [_THISROW].[Site ID],
[Status] = "WAITLIST")
)
)
Will this altered expression bring a difference?
Count(FILTER("Waitlist",
AND(
[_THISROW].[Parking Date] = [Parking Date],
[Site ID] = [_THISROW].[Site ID],
[Status] = "WAITLIST")
)
)>0
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madhans
3
Thanks @Koichi_Tsuji I tried this one as well and it didn’t work.
Sorry for little help.
I suggest you debug your expression by inserting it into VC for the table of “Waitlist” and check if each row returns the result what you expect.
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Steve
5
AppSheet does not support this construct:

You cannot dereference an intermediate value; you can only dereference a column value directly.
Dereference expressions - AppSheet Help
Here is you first expression, reformatted for my clarity:
COUNT(
LIST(
INDEX(
TOP(
ORDERBY(
FILTER(
"Waitlist",
AND(
[Site ID] = [_THISROW].[Site ID],
[_THISROW].[Parking Date] = [Parking Date],
[Status] = "WAITLIST"
)
),
[Request Date],
FALSE
),
1
),
1
).[Booking ID]
)
)
> 0
LIST(INDEX(TOP(…, 1), 1) is exactly equivalent to TOP(…, 1).
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