Thanks a lot Jim, Dennis.
Jim, actually where "dots" were I meant "etcetera" or "similar data". ;)
My output is close to that one Dennis proposed with function aggregate, but
i would like to keep the column var2 and the rest of columns with the unique
value corresponding to var1 greatest value, So suppose the example is:
var1 var2
varN
122 nnn1
1
213 nnn2
2
422 nnn4
2
432 nnn5
3
441 nnn6
4
550 nnn7
4
500 nnn8
4
The output were:
var1 var2
varN
122 nnn1
1
635 nnn4
2
432 nnn5
3
550 nnn7
4
Maybe that´s the reason for what I want to keep the "indexes" where the
conditions are satisfied ( unique varN, sum of var1 were varN are the same,
and value of var1 that is the greatest relative to the others same-VarN
values).
Thanks for your help!
Chriss Paúl.
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