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Hi Experts
I have two tables A and B. In table A i have unique instance of the values (client names) in table b i have multiple instance of the client names and multiple instance of the business sector they are in, which is the same for each client...
I want to return the results of which business sector they are in - into table A and get only one instance....
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Hey @Anonymous
The FIRSTNONBLANK function should work nicely. It's syntax is FIRSTNONBLANK(Table[Column],1). The ",1" is important to not throw an error.
Hope this helps,
Parker
Hey @Anonymous
The FIRSTNONBLANK function should work nicely. It's syntax is FIRSTNONBLANK(Table[Column],1). The ",1" is important to not throw an error.
Hope this helps,
Parker
thanks Parker
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