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Hello All,
I have a spreadsheet with data like below:
Name sys_id Name Email Role
S1 123 Tom tom@abc.com 1st contact
S1 123 Lynn 2nd contact
S2 456 Sid sid@abc.com E-owner
S2 456 Manny man@abc.com 2nd contact
S2 445 Sid sid@abc.com E-owner
S2 445 Manny man@abc.com 2nd contact
and so on with a lot more possible values for roles.
During the load script we did a if(match) like in the script below to get the data into more columns based on a match on the Role field . so we should now have:
Name sys_id [1st contact Name] [1st contact Email] [2nd contact Name] [2nd contact Email] [E-owner Name] [E-owner Email]
S1 123 Tom tom@abc.com Lynn
S2 456 Manny man@abc.com Sid sid@abc.com
S2 445 Manny man@abc.com Sid sid@abc.com
However when we list the rows in a table field for e.g. to export back to excel we see we have the below results where the contacts are split into different rows for each Name-sysid combination:
Name sys_id [1st contact Name] [1st contact Email] [2nd contact Name] [2nd contact Email] [E-owner Name] [E-owner Email]
S1 123 Tom tom@abc.com - - - -
S1 123 - - Lynn - - -
S2 456 - - Manny man@abc.com
S2 456 Sid sid@abc.com
S2 445 Sid sid@abc.com
S2 445 Manny man@abc.com
How do I get the table to look like how we expect it to be, in one row with all the relevant fields based on the Name and sys_id.
My load script looks as below:
LOAD DISTINCT
Name,
sys_id,
if(Match([role],'1st contact'),[Name]) as [1st contact Name],
if(Match([role],'1st contact'),Email) as [1st contact Email],
if(Match([role],'2nd contact'),[Name]) as [2nd contact Name],
if(Match([role],'2nd contact'),Email) as [2nd contact Email],
if(Match([role],'E-owner'),[Name]) as [E-owner Name],
if(Match([role],'E-owner;'),Email) as [E-owner Email]
FROM
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Please advice. I tried doing a left join on self and a noconcatenate for a final table, but I haven't been able to get this right. Thanks for your help in advance.
Thanks,
Samira
you may a table with some calculations without transforming your data
emails would go the same way ....
HTH Peter
Peter,
The solution you provided worked on the sample data, however when I try to apply it to my main spreadsheet with about 60K rows, the straight table is not getting populated. Not sure whats causing the issue. I am able to see the data in a table box ,without the only(if) conditions of course, but it doesn't seem to like something in the chart. Below is what I have for the expression definition
for e.g. only(if(Role = 'First Call Support Contact', [full name]))
Any ideas on how I can troubleshoot further?
Thanks,
Samira
Cannot imagine that there are problems with just some 60,000 lines,
the ONLY is obsolete - QV uses it as default, when there is no aggregation specified.
You may create a SET-formula instead
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ONLY({<Role = {'1st contact'} >} Name)
Peter