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Anonymous
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Creating a table from another table

I need to create a new table based on the actual one (see example):

serialemail
1234[email protected]
1234[email protected]
 [email protected]
4321[email protected]

 

The new one should not have duplicated serial number (we need to keep the ones with email @actualcompany.com ) and remove the ones with blank serial. So, the new table should be:

serialemail
1234[email protected]
4321[email protected]
  • In Edit Query mode, filter for actualcompany.com and Non blank Serial.

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  • In Edit Query mode, filter for actualcompany.com and Non blank Serial.

    • freder1ck's avatar
      freder1ck
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      Yes to what amitchandak posted. Also, to make a new table right click on the query and select Reference. I presume your data is a bit more complex than your example, so remove duplicates on the serial column (or the serial column and the actual company email).

       

      I'm not sure of the context so I have a few questions...

       

      • If you have many companies, how do you know which is the actual company email?
      • Are you using a slowly changing dimension somewhere?
      • Do you need this as a physical table in your database, or do you just need a virtual table for a SUMX in DAX or something? 
      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
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        freder1ck follow:

        • If you have many companies, how do you know which is the actual company email? For those with same serial number, I need to keep those with actual email domain.
        • Are you using a slowly changing dimension somewhere? No
        • Do you need this as a physical table in your database, or do you just need a virtual table for a SUMX in DAX or something? After being able to do this clean up, I plan to add a column of Sales Target for each user. Since I´m using SF object, which I can´t change, I believe I´ll have to create a new physical table, with these unique users.