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Hi,
I have two tables. Table 1:
NameType
| A | X1 |
| A | X1 |
| B | X2 |
| B | X3 |
| B | X4 |
| C | X2 |
| C | X3 |
| C | X3 |
| C | X1 |
| D | X1 |
Table2:
NameQty
| A | 2 |
| B | 3 |
| C | 5 |
| D | 7 |
| E | 8 |
I want to connect the tables with the "name" column. If the name has X1 type value, I want to filter that name. In table 1, I have X1 value for A, C, D. Only Name:B doesn't have X1 type. Based on this I want to have a table, that shows Name and Qty, which should be B and the qty should be 3.
how can i a filter in
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @IF ,
I got this:
First you have to group Type by Name all rows, you would get this table:
Then you have to get the column of Type from this column table as list, you can do it with this formula:
Then you have to expand the list with "," delimited for example and remove the column table, you would have your table like this:
Then you just have to merge with the other table by Name column, and filer the column of Types by Text Contain, and i get that i think you need:
Hi @IF ,
I got this:
First you have to group Type by Name all rows, you would get this table:
Then you have to get the column of Type from this column table as list, you can do it with this formula:
Then you have to expand the list with "," delimited for example and remove the column table, you would have your table like this:
Then you just have to merge with the other table by Name column, and filer the column of Types by Text Contain, and i get that i think you need:
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