Yes, you're right.
Nowadays you may use the IF without FALSE-part.
BUT:
Here is a second solution:
Use the list-Function to get a comma-separated list.
{list(if(q1_SQ001==MaxVal,"A",""),if(q1_SQ002==MaxVal,"B",""),if(q1_SQ003==MaxVal,"C",""),if(q1_SQ004==MaxVal,"D",""))}
And if you'd like to have "and" add the str_replace-function:
{str_replace(", "," and ",list(if(q1_SQ001==MaxVal,"A",""),if(q1_SQ002==MaxVal,"B",""),if(q1_SQ003==MaxVal,"C",""),if(q1_SQ004==MaxVal,"D","")))}
Joffm
And here, sorry, a typo.
Of course
join(if(SUMA == MaxVal, "A and ",""), if(SUMB == MaxVal, "B and ",""), if(SUMC == MaxVal, "C and ",""),if(SUMC == MaxVal,"D and ",""))}
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