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Count Values between Tables with delimeter
- 2 years ago
JBusque ,
Easiest solution I have is as follows:
In PQ, duplicate your original table.
Then Remove all Columns except the [Code].
Then you can use my original solution.
The drawback here is you would lose any relationships to the other data in the original table, but if you can live with that, then this should work for you.
If you cannot live with this alternative, I suggest you close this thread, and repost your original question (I will continue to ponder). But this will give others here the chance to perhaps provide a more elegant solution that would better suit your needs.
Kind Regards,
Sorry I should of been more descriptive. There is other columns in the First Table that Can't really be split due to needing specific counts based on those. Is there a way to do this outside of splitting them?
JBusque ,
Can you please post a sample table with a couple of these additional columns as text. Please use fictitious data if necessary.
- JBusque2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Date Duration Code Names Interacted Interaction ID Total Hold Total Talk Total Handle 4/27 54764 AB Frank 64334343346 246 23621 1515 4/28 6535 AB; ABC Frank; George 81165466961 347 234 32352 5/12 15282 ABCD Allison 64349661916 236236 2362 236 5/13 24362 ABC; ABCD Tony 89416161647
5/20 563 ABC Cassandra 64111919116 7347 3437
Note - Numbers are completely ficticious and don't actually really equal anything.- rsbin2 years agoCommunity Champion
JBusque ,
How may distinct Codes do you have?
And, what is the max number of Codes you may have in a single cell?
These will help me determine if my next solution is feasible.Thanks,
- JBusque2 years agoFrequent Visitor
34 Distinct currently, Max is variable but in current dataset I have its up to 5 in a single cell. Could potentially be more.