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Anonymous
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SQL code

I have below table as input

id|type
1|manager
1|non manager
1|manager
1|non manager
1|non manager
1|manager

desired output: if more than one id falling into manager and non manager hen it should show as mixed as shown below.

id|type
1|mixed

Can anyone help ..

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vik0810
Resolver V
Resolver V

Hi @Anonymous,

 

do you need SQL or DAX?

If SQL, you can use following query:

 

SELECT 
	id,
	CASE WHEN COUNT(DISTINCT type) > 1 THEN 'mixed' ELSE MIN(type) END "Type"
FROM YourTable
GROUP BY ID

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vik0810
Resolver V
Resolver V

Hi @Anonymous,

 

do you need SQL or DAX?

If SQL, you can use following query:

 

SELECT 
	id,
	CASE WHEN COUNT(DISTINCT type) > 1 THEN 'mixed' ELSE MIN(type) END "Type"
FROM YourTable
GROUP BY ID
Anonymous
Not applicable

You should try using a case when switch in sql counting the number of unique type if it is highter than one then mixed

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