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Hello All,
I am working on an enhancement to an existing report. In this information that comes from a third party service company there is a field [ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name] that contains many different values. I have been asked to label the type of location by grouping what is in the contained in the name. The field [ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name] contains multiple name values such as,
GILLILAN 1-35-26XH,BLAINE |
GOLDEN 1306 1 WH18,KINGFISHER |
GRINDSTONE 2 FEE 2H,CULBERSON |
HALWORLD - MONA |
HARDESTY 1H2215,GRADY |
HARDESTY 1H-22-15,GRADY |
HES MULTICHEM CANADIAN |
HES MULTICHEM - CANADIAN |
HEXION STEEL CITY |
HICKMAN 2107 1MH22,GARFIELD |
HICKMAN 2107 1MH-22,GARFIELD |
The request is for anything that contains Halworld to be labeled "Halworld", anything containing a number, HARDESTY 1H2215,GRADY, in the name would be labeled "Diversion", and Lastly anything else, HEXION STEEL CITY, would be labeled "Other". The intent is to have this grouped and dispalyed on a chart. I am looking for insight on what the best approach would be here. If I write this in an if statement I would like to know how to account for the names that contain a number, as you see there is no standard on where the number is placed in the name. Kindly, can any lead some help on this topic? Your help would be much appreciated.
-Emmanuel Robles
Sasidhar,
Again thank you for the insight this definitely help. However, I did have to modify a bit to get the output I was looking for.
If(SubstringCount([ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name],'HALWORLD')>0, 'HALWORLD',
If(IsNum(KeepChar([ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name],'0123456789')), 'DIVERSION','OTHER')) As NEWFIELD
Your help is much appreciated.
-Emmanuel
May be like this?
If(SubstringCount(YourField,'HALWORLD')>0, YourField) As Halworld,
If(IsNum(KeepChar(YourField,'0123456789')), YourField) As Diversion,
f(SubstringCount(YourField,'HALWORLD')=0 AND IsNum(KeepChar(YourField,'0123456789'))=0, YourField) As Other
Sasidhar,
Thank you for this but I need to assign the new name and keep them under the same field. This logic doesn't seem to work when I apply the same functions to a single field. Could you suggest how to solve it in that scenario? Thanks again for your help.
-Emmanuel
If(SubstringCount(YourField,'HALWORLD')>0, YourField) ,'Halworld',
If(IsNum(KeepChar(YourField,'0123456789')), YourField) , 'Diversion','Other' ) ) As NewField
Sasidhar,
Again thank you for the insight this definitely help. However, I did have to modify a bit to get the output I was looking for.
If(SubstringCount([ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name],'HALWORLD')>0, 'HALWORLD',
If(IsNum(KeepChar([ShipmentExtractRecord.PickLocation/Location/Name],'0123456789')), 'DIVERSION','OTHER')) As NEWFIELD
Your help is much appreciated.
-Emmanuel