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Hello,
We have Order numbers that relate to Products - sometimes the Order may have more than one Product against them. I'd like to be able to filter by the Product and return all instances of the Orders that contain it. I've done the table below as an example:
So in this instance, I want to see all the Orders that have AB as the Product but also any other products that may be against that Order.
Left is how my data looks and the right is after filtering
| Order | Product | Order | Product | |
| 12345 | AB | 12345 | AB | |
| 12345 | YZ | 12345 | YZ | |
| 23456 | OP | 34567 | MN | |
| 34567 | MN | 34567 | AB | |
| 34567 | AB | 67890 | AB | |
| 45678 | FG | |||
| 56789 | KL | |||
| 67890 | AB |
Hopefully that makes sense - not sure if this is easy and i'm being stupid!
Thanks
Hello,
Thanks but that only shows a count where the Product = "AB".
I want to see all the instances of the Orders whereby at least one of the Products is "AB" so as the table I posted shows on the right, it would show any Orders with a single AB and also show any where there's an AB and another different Product, not only show the count.
Thanks
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