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Hello everyone,
I need help in accomplishing the final product. See step by step information below:
Name | Dept | Dept % 1 | Dept % 2 | Role |
---|---|---|---|---|
Maria | LT | 25% | 80% | Core |
Maria | BT | 55% | 0% | Embed |
John | LT | 75% | 25% | Embed |
Lisa | CT | 0% | 100% | Core |
Lisa | LT | 60% | 20% | Embed |
create column 5. See formula in column title for more information.
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Name | Dept | Dept % 1 | Dept % 2 | =IF(Dept % 2 >=0.35, '>35%','<35%') | Role |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Maria | LT | 25% | 80% | >35% | Core |
Maria | BT | 55% | 0% | <35% | Embed |
John | LT | 75% | 25% | <35% | Embed |
Lisa | CT | 0% | 100% | >35% | Core |
Lisa | LT | 60% | 20% | <35% | Embed |
If duplicate name, select the row that has max value = (Dept %1 + Dep % 2).
After eliminating duplicates,
Count name by role
Final Product:
Dept | =IF(Dept % 2 >=0.35, '>35%','<35%') | Count of Name by role = Core | Count of name by role = Embed |
---|---|---|---|
BT | >35% | 1 | |
JT | >35% | 1 | |
LT | <35% | 1 | |
>35% | 1 |
Hi,
You should do the group by Name, then find max out of that in the script only and then do the join with your main table with resident table which contain few columns in that.
Regards,
Nirav Bhimani
Hi,
Please find the attached app.
HTH
Sushil
Thank you Sushil for making time to help me with this. This worked.
Thank you Sushil for making time to help me. This worked.