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Goodday,
I'm trying to work out two challenges I would like to work out on a Pivot Table.
My current output looks something along the lines of the below.
Order ID | Error | Category | Date and Time |
1234567 | TS12:Therecipient'sZIPcodeisincorrect,pleasecheck. | Postal Code | 10-05-2019 13:21:27 |
1234568 | TS12:Therecipient'sZIPcodeisincorrect,pleasecheck. | Postal Code | 29-04-2019 11:53:22 |
1234571 | 120124:Therequestedserviceisunavailablebetweentheselectedlocations | Service level | 07-05-2019 08:24:22 |
1234571 | 120124:Therequestedserviceisunavailablebetweentheselectedlocations | Service level | 07-05-2019 08:41:40 |
1234573 | [TS28:Nozonefound:PleasecheckthatthereisnocountrycodeinfrontoftheZIPcodeandthattheservicelevelisincludedinyourcarriercontractforthedestination.] | Postal Code | 01-05-2019 13:51:38 |
1234592 | 121210:Theselectedserviceisnotavailablefromtheorigintothedestination. | Service level | 06-05-2019 12:24:44 |
1234593 | 128400:InvalidCountryCodeRE | Country | 06-05-2019 11:17:58 |
1234593 | 121210:Theselectedserviceisnotavailablefromtheorigintothedestination. | Service level | 03-05-2019 13:06:58 |
1234594 | 120217:ShipTophonenumbercannotbemorethan15digitslong | Phone Number | 06-05-2019 10:59:32 |
I would like to only display the Order and Error the first time it occurs. This means that for 1234571, I would only like it to be displayed once, for 07-05-2019 08:24:22. For 1234593 I would only loke to see the 121210 error with it's timestamp.
I can have the script generate a separate table filtering this all out, but as I've got other tables and graphs that require both instances to have the data, I would like this to be in the display side, for efficiency purposes.
My second question would be regarding whether I would be able to have a 'set' selector on this Pivot Table. I've currenlty got a causer set by "Company" / "Customer", and in this pivot table, I would only like to see causer = Customer instances.
I have got other selectors as well, where those are supposed to influence this Pivot Table, as well as my other tables, so I do not think I can use an Alternate Status for this while having both this Pivot and other to be influenced by the different selectors. How would I go about this?
Simply stating to remove two coloumns where I inquire about a result displaying four columns is not helpful at all.
Expressing the timestamp field as a min does not solve the question for the example of 1234593.
Let me rephrase the question:
In my data model, I have built a tabel along the lines of below:
Order ID | Error | Category | Date and Time | Causer |
1234567 | Error TS12 | Postal Code | 10-5-2019 13:21 | Customer |
1234568 | Error TS12 | Postal Code | 29-4-2019 11:53 | Customer |
1234569 | Error 123467 | Connection | 10-5-2019 13:21 | Company |
1234570 | Error 123467 | Connection | 7-5-2019 8:41 | Company |
1234571 | Error 120124 | Service level | 7-5-2019 8:24 | Customer |
1234571 | Error 120124 | Service level | 7-5-2019 8:41 | Customer |
1234572 | Error 123466 | Connection | 7-5-2019 8:24 | Company |
1234573 | Error TS28 | Postal Code | 1-5-2019 13:51 | Customer |
1234592 | Error 121210 | Service level | 6-5-2019 12:24 | Customer |
1234593 | Error 128400 | Country | 6-5-2019 11:17 | Customer |
1234593 | Error 121210 | Service level | 3-5-2019 13:06 | Customer |
1234594 | Error 120217 | Phone Number | 6-5-2019 10:59 | Customer |
In my table, I only want to show errors based on being the first error that occurs for the order and it has to be caused by the customer.
The table as above is used for other types of output as well and I would prefer not to have to built a new table in the data model to retrieve the output.
The output has to be responsive to 3 of the 4 selectors going on in the report (all but "causer") so I do not think I can use an Alternate State on the table to achieve part 2.
Do you realize there's a reason I asked to remove 2 columns.
Have no interest in helping anymore