Buen día comunidad
quisiera saber si esta extensión me servirá para ordenar por fechas
cuento con esto en el firebase
actualmente obtengo esto con el ejemplo
2 ordenar una lista de acuerdo con el segundo elemento
y como se puede apreciar no lo ordena
y quisiera quisiera obtenerlo en la aplicación de la siguiente manera de mayor a menor
saludos
No, there is no longer a need for sort extensions.
Use this block
And code your own comparison test.
I see you chose a most unfortunate date format in your data base, dd-MM-yyyy,
that requires a shuffling of its parts before it can be sorted chronologically.
yyyy-MM-dd is better for that.
intente con esto y no me ordena
para recalcar que los últimos números son fechas dd MM yyyy
¿tendrás algún ejemplo?
Can you translate your blocks to English?
Now show us what is in that global evita_repetir using the Do It facility.
On further inspection, I see that you used a '-' math block instead of a '>' text comparison block in the sort block.
You also did not rearrange any date parts to get chronological ordering.
That csv has way too may quotes.
Test the length of list of each row and report back.
I missed the colon : between key and value in the Firebase console.
That means the structure that arrived was a dictionary, and not a table.
That list sort block might not know how to work with dictionaries.
Look in the list and dictionary blocks pallette for a block that can convert a dictionary into a table (list of lists).
Feed the converted table into the list sort block.
Try this, and see if the output can be sorted.
P.S. It works:
The conversion is necessary:
perfecto
por ultimo
quisiera obtener en otro lavel
solo parte de la primera fila como ítem no como recortar texto
de:
20230519-10002,2024 05 08
a:
2024 05 08
saludos
Work only from the global sorted table, not from encrusted text.
The value you want is in item 2 of item 1 of that table.
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