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Word Search Slicer?
- 3 years ago
Ok well her is one example of the way you can solve it.
1. create a table with all your keywords
2 cross join that table to your table you want to search
3 create an if statement that returns the colour value of the description if it contains a keyword
4 remove all other rows.
see example attached.
Any description that contains that word, whether it used to be or is lightly that color, should come up in the filter. So I guess I should have added an expected count. It should come up as Blue = 3, Green = 2, Red = 3, Yellow = 1
and one last question, is this question reflective of your real data or do you have bigger volumes of what you are searching for, and how big is your data?
- Gerbil3 years agoHelper I
Real data has about 30 columns and 4k rows
- vanessafvg3 years agoCommunity Champion
Ok well her is one example of the way you can solve it.
1. create a table with all your keywords
2 cross join that table to your table you want to search
3 create an if statement that returns the colour value of the description if it contains a keyword
4 remove all other rows.
see example attached.
- Gerbil3 years agoHelper I
Thank you! This worked out great.