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Anonymous
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How to create dimension values?

Hi,

If the table below is my data

pivot_1.png

And this is the pivot representation of the same data:

pivot_2.png

So the question is how can I extend the status dimension such that there will be another dimension value called Rebooked in the top table or a new column in the pivot table for the accountno that has both Booked and Failure (accountno: 3000479 for example) ?

Essentially, the condition is If (status = 'Booked' AND status = 'Failure' ,  status = 'Rebooked').

Sorry if my question is not clear but I'm happy to elaborate on this if you guys have any idea about this case?

Many thanks,

Laleh

1 Solution

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Anonymous
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Author

You probably want to do this in the script. 

Something like:

Data:

Load distinct

accountno

From YourFile

where Status='Booked';

inner join(Data)

Load distinct

acountno

From YourFile

where Status='Failure';

noconcatenate

AllData:

Load

accountno,

'Rebooked' as Status

Resident Data;

Drop table Data;

concatenate(AllData)

Load accountno,

Status

From YourFile;

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YoussefBelloum
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Champion

Attach sample data, we will do it directly with your data

Anonymous
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Author

Attached is a sample of my data.

Anonymous
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Author

If it has a booked and failure would you want it removed from those categories and only count in the new category of 'Rebooked'?

Anonymous
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Author

Ideally we want to keep the current statuses as they are while introducing new status i.e an accountno who has both Failure & Booked will have Rebooked.

Anonymous
Not applicable
Author

You probably want to do this in the script. 

Something like:

Data:

Load distinct

accountno

From YourFile

where Status='Booked';

inner join(Data)

Load distinct

acountno

From YourFile

where Status='Failure';

noconcatenate

AllData:

Load

accountno,

'Rebooked' as Status

Resident Data;

Drop table Data;

concatenate(AllData)

Load accountno,

Status

From YourFile;

Anonymous
Not applicable
Author

Sounds like a good idea! Thank you, I'm going to test it now, will let you know how it goes

Anonymous
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Author

well-done & thanks a lot!

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

may be try this too.

Table1:

LOAD *, IF(AccountNo = Peek(AccountNo) AND (Match(Status, 'Booked', 'Failure') OR Match(Status, 'Failure', 'Booked')), 'Reebooked', Status) AS NewStatus;

LOAD accountno as AccountNo,

     status as Status

FROM

[..\Desktop\Data.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

Oops too late.