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  1. Another approach that you can take if you don't need to know start or end times of the "active" capsules is a filtered Simple Table counting capsules. To get this summary table listing the "active" conditions in any Display Range, choose a Simple Table with the count column enabled from the Column button in the toolbar. If you also have signals in your Details pane, you will want to deselect those and only select the 9 conditions. If you only have conditions, you can exclude this Details pane selection. You can then filter that table using a menu that opens from the three vertical dots from the column header. Below I applied a filter for when count is greater than 0 and have only 4 rows displaying of 6 total conditions. The filter icon lets me know the table is filtered, and I can click on it to change or remove the filter. In R55 and later, percent duration and total duration are also possible column configurations in the Simple Table in addition to count. You can read more on how these table displays work on our Knowledge Base.
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  2. One limitation to the method mentioned above is if one of the signals doesn't have any values, then no answer is returned. If you still want the value even if one signal is missing than you can try the alternative formula described below. This method works for versions prior to R21.0.40.05. Here is the formula for 2 signals as shown above: $signal1.zipWith($signal2, ($s1, $s2) -> max($s1.getValue(), $s2.getValue())) If you have more than 2 signals, then add additional zipWith() statements: $signal1.zipWith($signal2, ($s1, $s2) -> max($s1.getValue(), $s2.getValue())) .zipWith($signal3, ($s1, $s3) -> max($s1.getValue(), $s3.getValue())) .zipWith($signal4, ($s1, $s4) -> max($s1.getValue(), $s4.getValue()))
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