My question is in the picture:
SQL query
From the results you are looking for it seems as though you are trying to get the highest value from Rev when you do the grouping and also if there two or more records with the highest Rev to get the highest num.
You could run something like this
-- Once you have a unique records, select the unique records with largest "Rev"
select
num
, week
, Po_num
, max(Rev) Rev
from
(
-- First get the max "num" for a unique set of week, Po_num and Rev records
select
max(num) num
, week
, Po_num
, Rev
from
table
group by
week
, Po_num
, Rev
)
;
if you need the last rev by num and week for each po_num you should use a subquery for max ver
select *
from table a
inner join (
select max(rev) max_rev
, week
, Po_num
from table
group by week, Po_num
) t on t.max_rev = a.rev
and t.po_num = a.po_num
and t.week = a.week
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