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Need help in eval case - nested eval possible ?

gopiven
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I've created a summary index where it contains 6 eval cases,
for example: eval 1=case(match(something,"a",...."b","c"), eval 2 =case (d,e,f)....eval 6=case(x,y,z)
where a,b,c....x,y,z are the individual detailed functions and 1,2,3,4,5,6 are overall functions.

Now I have combined all eval functions into a single value using eval Total_Function = mvappend(1,2,3,4,5,6).

But I want to list the table with both overall function & individual detailed function as well. But I am not sure how to get individual detail values in the table along with overall function.

Expected table as below:

Time Total_Function      Overallfunction Individual function

XX     T otal_Function          1                               a
YY       Total_Function          1                               b
ZZ       Total_Function          1                               c
AA       Total_Function         6                               x
BB       Total_Function         6                               y
CC      Total_Function          6                               z                     

Kindly help me please.

(Please note, there are multiple individual functions in each eval case)

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