Yes, MySQL version 5.6 has the capability of ANYVALUE. According to the MySQL 5.6 documentation, ANYVALUE() is a function that can be used to return any value from a group of aggregated rows. It is included in the SELECT statement and is typically used alongside GROUP BY.
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