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Hello everyone!
I have a table that looks like this:
Part | Shape | Value |
Part 1 | A | ZW |
Part 1 | B | 90 |
Part 1 | C | 10 |
Part 1 | D | 5 |
Part 2 | A | ZW |
Part 2 | W | 12 |
Part 2 | H | 15 |
Part 2 | L | 20 |
Part 3 | A | NE |
Part 3 | X | 20 |
Part 3 | Y | 13 |
In another table, I want to list all possible 'Shape' values available when 'Value' == 'ZW'. So the result table would look like so:
Shape |
B |
C |
D |
W |
H |
L |
Is something like this even possible?
HEllo @tuliosouzaa ,
Yes, you could filter it were value = "ZW".
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If I do a filter with Value = ZW it will omit all values different from ZW and the result would be only A.
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