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Grouping/splitting a column
- 5 years ago
ABR002 add a new column called Factory Number
Factory Number = "Factory " & RANKX ( FILTER ( Factory, Factory[Product # ] = EARLIER ( Factory[Product # ] ) ), Factory[Factory], , ASC )and in matrix visual use following
and here is the output
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ABR002 add a new column called Factory Number
Factory Number = "Factory " & RANKX ( FILTER ( Factory, Factory[Product # ] = EARLIER ( Factory[Product # ] ) ), Factory[Factory], , ASC )
and in matrix visual use following
and here is the output
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This does work to an extent, but is there a way to do it in the query editor or a way to otherwise make it in a normal table? I have to analyze it with multiple fields, not just the SKU number.