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jessica_webb
Creator III
Creator III

Identifying anomalies in data

I'm looking for a simple way to identify incorrect values in my data.

I have two fields like this:

NameID
Ben123
Ben123
Sam658
George963
Alice963

What I want to do is identify instances where the same ID has been used for more than one Name.

So in this example, George and Alice should be identified.

I'm happy to do this in front end or script, but can't think of a straightforward way to do it!!

4 Replies
prat1507
Specialist
Specialist

Hi


Please see the desired app you're looking for, on clicking of the ID in the table  you can see the Names assigned respectively.

Regards
Pratyush

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Perhaps this?

Count( {<Name = {"=Count(ID) <> 2 and Count(TOTAL <Name> ID) <> 2"}>} ID)

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effinty2112
Master
Master

Hi Jessica,

Try:

ID Count(DISTINCT Name) Concat(DISTINCT Name,',')
9632Alice,George

Where ID is the calculated dimension:

=Aggr(If(Count(DISTINCT Name) > 1,ID),ID)

check the option to Suppress When Value Is Null

Regards

Andrew

antoniotiman
Master III
Master III

In Script, may be like this

Table:
LOAD *,AutoNumber(RowNo(),ID) as ID1,Autonumber(RowNo(),Name) as Name1 Inline [
Name, ID
George, 963
Ben, 123
Ben, 123
Sam, 658
Alice, 963 ]
;
Left Join LOAD ID,1 as Flag
Resident
Table
Where ID1 <> Name1 ;

Regards,

Antonio