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Hi all,
I am trying to aggregate the various names of the same client for my filter pane.
At the moment it looks something like this in my filter pane, so I have to click all the variances to get the full picture.
Client A
Client A Corp.
Client A Corportation
Client B
Client B Inc
Client B Inc.
Client B Incorporated
What set analysis can I use so aggregate all my variances per customer? I am willing even to take the time to create a super long set analysis, I just need to know how to do it/which expressions to use.
This is the solution that worked for me:
=replace(if(WildMatch([Client Name],'*A*'),[Client Name]), if(WildMatch([Client Name],'*A*'),[Client Name]), 'Client A Corp')
This so far works for filtering for Client A, and I continue for the rest of the clients in the same format.
=if(WildMatch([Client Name] ,'*A*') [Client Name])
But now I would like to name all those Client A variances into one called Client A Corp. How do I now aggregate the values into one?
I tried this:
=if(WildMatch([Client Name] ,'*A*', [Client Name]='Client A Corp'))
But this is resulting in an error.
Please HELP!
Try something like this
=If(WildMatch([Client Name], '*A*'), 'Client A Corp'))
This is the solution that worked for me:
=replace(if(WildMatch([Client Name],'*A*'),[Client Name]), if(WildMatch([Client Name],'*A*'),[Client Name]), 'Client A Corp')