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We have data for which hierarchy is defined within it and we need to categorised the data based on the range.
So for example,
100000-299999 is the main hierarchy in it we have 120000-129999, furthermore we have 120200-120299 as the inner category.
100000
120000
120200
.
.
120299
129999
299999
This is how roughly we can describe the structure.
So, we want a column that defines the structure, If we are having 120200-120299 as A, so 120000-129999 should be A(A) and further ahead 100000-299999 should be A(A(A))). Something to that effect,Yellow hiughlighted should be categorised under L&B while the Pink highlighted should be under P&M and so on
Based on the numbers and colours highlighted I want to create a column of category that says which category these numbers belong to depending on the levels.
Your color assignments do not follow any discernable logic. You will need to use a manual mapping table.
ok. what is your question? What have you tried and where are you stuck?
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