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Selecting rows based on the ranking from another table
Hello community. I've been struggling to get solution using ChatGPT for 3 days so i'm turning to humans. Please help me to solve the puzzle.
I have 2 tables in excel powerquery:
Table "Channels" with sample expected results and comments
= Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("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", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [#"Chan ID" = _t, #"Chan Name" = _t, #"tvg-id" = _t, K = _t, R = _t, P = _t, Comment = _t])
Table "UserCfg"
= Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("i45W8lbSUTICYkMgrgBiEyAGImOlWJ1opSCoJDIyBMsEIGmDoAqIrlgA", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [User = _t, HD = _t, FHD = _t, orig = _t, #"4K" = _t, #"50" = _t, Regular = _t])
The high level explanation of expected result is - each user should have a single channel for each tvg-id group.
Details:
My final output should be 3 columns that are added to Channels table which are named as the users from UserCfg table User column (as in the sample). UserCfg table contains priority ranking for channel names in the columns (HD, FHD and Regular). orig and 50 are attribute columns that should be used in the combination with HD, FHD and Regular columns.
Each of added user column should have either "X" or null for each channel row based on the rules:
- Find the highest rank for each user (incremental, e.g. 1 is highest) and take the column name of that rank.
- Then check all channel names with the same tvg-id value in Channels table and add "x" to the channel row which matches the column name. If the rank from the column "Regular" wins then the channel without any prefixes (e.g. HD, FHD, etc.) shoud have "X". Other channels from the same tvg-id group should have "null".
- If there is "x" in the UserCfg attribute columns orig and 50, then these values should be added to the search statement for the channel with highest rank. If not found, then search without these attribute columns, e.g. only based on column names with rank.
- If channel names with the same tvg-id do not match any of the ranking, then the logic should follow like "Regular" have won.
- At the end there should should always be at only one channel with "x" for each tvg-id group per each user.
It is really hard to explain what i need but i've tried my best.
Please let me know if you need additional clarification. And thanks in advance!
I think I've come up with a solution. This approach involves defining a default sort list. This is specifically for cases where the Cfg criteria don't match any channels within tvg-id and there are multiple channels to decide between. For each user in Cfg, we generate the full sort for all possible channels where the Cfg selections override the defaults wherever they overlap. We then join the sorts to Channels, select the match with highest priority (i.e. lowest assigned number), and pivot the results.
Given the following tables:
Channels
Chan ID Chan Name tvg-id 211 Channel 2 HD 1042 10027 Channel 2 HD 50 1042 290 Channel 2 HD orig 1042 2420 Channel 2 FHD 1042 530 Channel 2 1042 5071 Channel 4 HD 50 orig 2005 206 Channel 4 HD orig 2005 10016 Channel 4 HD 50 2005 2408 Channel 4 FHD 2005 522 Channel 4 2005 5072 Channel 1 HD 50 orig 2044 2407 Channel 1 FHD 50 orig 2044 10015 Channel 1 HD 50 2044 124 Channel 1 2044 222 Channel 1 HD 2044 343 Channel 5 2045 3234 Channel 7 HD 234 4245 Channel 7 FHD 234 7654 Channel 8 UFHD 2113 3667 Channel 3 4K 965 UserCfg
Note: added some additional users for testing, has some changes from what you provided, I think
User HD FHD orig 4K 50 Regular K 2 1 x 4 x 3 R 2 null null null null 1 P 1 2 x null null 3 Q 1 2 x 3 x 4 Z null null null null null null Y null null x null null null W null null null null x null Here is the M code.
DefaultSort
Note: This is a list, not a table. Not meant to be loaded. I generated this with some code, but you could also manually/simply dictate it with = { "HD", "FHD", "4K", ... }
let Type1 = {"HD", "FHD", "4K", "UFHD", null}, Type2 = {"50", null}, Type3 = {"orig", null}, initRows = List.Count(Type1), Crossjoin = Table.FromColumns( {Type1, List.Repeat({Type2}, initRows), List.Repeat({Type3}, initRows)}, type table [Type1 = text, Type2 = {text}, Type3 = {text}] ), ExpandTypes = Table.ExpandListColumn(Table.ExpandListColumn(Crossjoin, "Type2"), "Type3"), Sort = Table.Sort( ExpandTypes, {{"Type3", Order.Ascending}, {"Type2", Order.Ascending}, {"Type1", Order.Ascending}} ), Combine = Table.CombineColumns( Sort, Table.ColumnNames(Sort), (_) as text => Text.Combine(_, " "), "combined" )[combined] in CombineUserCfgPriorities
let Source = UserCfg, AddCombo = Table.AddColumn(Source, "50 orig", each if [50] = "x" and [orig] = "x" then "x" else null, type text), MergeFirstToAttr = Table.FromRecords( Table.TransformRows( AddCombo, (row) => let firstValPos = List.PositionOf(Record.FieldValues(row), 1), firstVal = Record.FieldNames(row){List.PositionOf(Record.FieldValues(row), 1)}?, first = if firstValPos = -1 or firstVal = "Regular" then "" else firstVal & " " in Record.TransformFields( row, { { "50", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "50" else null }, { "orig", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "orig" else null }, {"50 orig", each if _ = "x" then first & "50 orig" else null}, {"Regular", each if firstValPos = -1 then 1 else _ } } ) ), Value.Type(AddCombo) ), Unpivot = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(MergeFirstToAttr, {"User"}, "Attribute", "Value"), GroupAndSort = let newType = type table Type.ForRecord( Record.RemoveFields(Type.RecordFields(Type.TableRow(Value.Type(Unpivot))), {"Value"}) & [ Priority = [Type = Int64.Type, Optional = false] ], false ), sortFirstList = {"50 orig", "50", "orig"}, sortFirstSize = List.Count(sortFirstList), defaults = List.Buffer(DefaultSort) in Table.Group( Unpivot, "User", { "groups", each let newSort = Table.Sort( _, each let first = List.PositionOf(sortFirstList, [Attribute]) in if first = -1 then (sortFirstSize + [Value]) else first ), addPriority = Table.AddIndexColumn(newSort, "Priority", 1), mergeCols = Table.CombineColumns( addPriority, {"Attribute", "Value"}, (_) as text => if _{1} is number then if _{0} = "Regular" then "" else _{0} else _{1}, "Attribute" ), leftoverDefaults = List.Difference(defaults, mergeCols[Attribute]), leftoverCount = List.Count(leftoverDefaults), thisUser = List.First([User]), maxVal = List.Max(addPriority[Priority]), leftoverRows = Table.FromColumns( { List.Repeat({thisUser}, leftoverCount), leftoverDefaults, List.Transform(List.Positions(leftoverDefaults), each _ + 1 + maxVal) }, newType ), comboRows = Table.Combine({mergeCols, leftoverRows}) in comboRows, newType } ), Expand = Table.Combine(GroupAndSort[groups]) in ExpandChannelAssignments
let Source = Channels, AddType = Table.AddColumn( Source, "Chan Type", each Text.Trim(Text.AfterDelimiter([Chan Name], " ", 1)), type text ), MergeCfgOnType = Table.NestedJoin( AddType, {"Chan Type"}, UserCfgPriorities, {"Attribute"}, "UserCfg", JoinKind.LeftOuter ), ExpandCfg = Table.ExpandTableColumn( MergeCfgOnType, "UserCfg", {"User", "Priority"}, {"UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority"} ), GroupIdCfg = Table.Group( ExpandCfg, {"tvg-id", "UserCfg.User"}, {{ "rows", each let tbl = Table.Sort(_, {{"tvg-id", Order.Ascending}, {"Chan Name", Order.Descending}}), priorityVal = List.Min([UserCfg.Priority]), flagPriority = Table.TransformColumns( tbl, {{"UserCfg.Priority", each if _ = priorityVal then "x" else null, type text}} ), pivot = Table.Pivot( flagPriority, List.Distinct(flagPriority[UserCfg.User]), "UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority" ), base = Table.FromRecords(Table.ToRecords(pivot), Value.Type(Source)), flags = Table.Column(pivot, List.Last(Table.ColumnNames(pivot))) in [Base = base, FlagCols = flags], type [Base = Value.Type(Source), FlagCols = {text}] }} ), ExpandGroupData = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(GroupIdCfg, "rows", {"Base", "FlagCols"}, {"Base", "FlagCols"}), GroupOnBase = Table.Group( ExpandGroupData, {"Base"}, {{"UserFlags", each [ColNames = [UserCfg.User], Cols = [FlagCols]], type [ColNames = text, Cols = {text}]}} ), CombineOutputParts = Table.Combine( Table.TransformRows( GroupOnBase, (row) => let base = row[Base], flags = row[UserFlags] in Table.FromColumns(Table.ToColumns(base) & flags[Cols], Table.ColumnNames(base) & flags[ColNames]) ) ) in CombineOutputPartsI think I undertand. The main practical way to incorporate this with the approach we built up would be to:
In UserCfgPriorities, remove all instances of the negative attributes, so for the given user, no attribute with the negative modifier will get merged later on in ChannelAssignments. Mostly, this involves updating GroupAndSort step to filter out the negative attributes.
Additionally, doing this will mess up our latter grouping logic in ChannelAssignments, so we'll have to update the code there, too, but the overall functionality is not changing.
I used -1 as the value to specify to remove an attribute from prioritization. This is just because it can be used in both types of columns, either as -1 in our integer columns (with numbered priorities) or as "-1" in the text columns (with "x"s).
Updated UserCfgPriorities:
let Source = UserCfg, Cleanup_Ints = Table.TransformColumnTypes( Source, { {"HD", Int64.Type}, {"FHD", Int64.Type}, {"4K", Int64.Type}, {"Regular", Int64.Type} } ), Cleanup_Txts = Table.ReplaceValue( Cleanup_Ints, "", null, Replacer.ReplaceValue, {"orig", "50"} ), AddCombo = Table.AddColumn( Cleanup_Txts, "50 orig", each if [50] = "x" and [orig] = "x" then "x" else null, type text ), MergeFirstToAttr = Table.FromRecords( Table.TransformRows( AddCombo, (row) => let firstValPos = List.PositionOf(Record.FieldValues(row), 1), firstVal = Record.FieldNames(row){firstValPos}, first = if firstValPos = -1 or firstVal = "Regular" then "" else firstVal & " " in Record.TransformFields( row, { { "50", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "50" else _ }, { "orig", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "orig" else _ }, { "50 orig", each if _ = "x" then first & "50 orig" else null }, { "Regular", each if _ = -1 then -1 else if firstValPos = -1 then 1 else _ } } ) ), Value.Type(AddCombo) ), Unpivot = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(MergeFirstToAttr, {"User"}, "Attribute", "Value"), GroupAndSort = let newType = type table Type.ForRecord( Record.RemoveFields( Type.RecordFields(Type.TableRow(Value.Type(Unpivot))), {"Value"} ) & [ Priority = [Type = Int64.Type, Optional = false] ], false ), sortFirstList = {"50 orig", "50", "orig"}, sortFirstSize = List.Count(sortFirstList), defaults = List.Buffer(DefaultSort) in Table.Group( Unpivot, "User", { "groups", each [ splitRemovals = Table.Partition( _, "Value", 2, each Number.From( _ <> -1 and _ <> "-1" ) ), removeAttr = List.ReplaceValue( splitRemovals{0}[Attribute], "Regular", "", Replacer.ReplaceText ), defaultsRemove = List.Select( defaults, each not List.ContainsAny( Text.Split(_," "), removeAttr ) ), newSort = Table.Sort( splitRemovals{1}, each let first = List.PositionOf(sortFirstList, [Attribute]) in if first = -1 then sortFirstSize + [Value] else first ), addPriority = Table.AddIndexColumn(newSort, "Priority", 1), mergeCols = Table.CombineColumns( addPriority, {"Attribute", "Value"}, (_) as text => if _{1} is number then if _{0} = "Regular" then "" else _{0} else _{1}, "Attribute" ), leftoverDefaults = List.Difference( defaultsRemove, mergeCols[Attribute] ), leftoverCount = List.Count(leftoverDefaults), thisUser = List.First([User]), maxVal = List.Max(addPriority[Priority]), leftoverRows = Table.FromColumns( { List.Repeat({thisUser}, leftoverCount), leftoverDefaults, List.Transform( List.Positions(leftoverDefaults), each _ + 1 + maxVal ) }, newType ), comboRows = Table.Combine({mergeCols, leftoverRows}) ] [comboRows], newType } ), Expand = Table.Combine(GroupAndSort[groups]) in ExpandUpdated ChannelAssignments:
let Source = Channels, Cleanup_Cols = Table.SelectColumns(Source,{"Chan ID", "Chan Name", "tvg-id"}), DefaultSortSimpleParts = List.Buffer( List.Select( DefaultSort, each not Text.Contains( _, " " ) ) ), AddType = Table.AddColumn( Cleanup_Cols, "Chan Type", each Text.Combine( List.Intersect( { Text.Split( [Chan Name], " " ), DefaultSortSimpleParts } ), " " ) , type text ), MergeCfgOnType = Table.NestedJoin( AddType, {"Chan Type"}, UserCfgPriorities, {"Attribute"}, "UserCfg", JoinKind.LeftOuter ), ExpandCfg = Table.ExpandTableColumn( MergeCfgOnType, "UserCfg", {"User", "Priority"}, {"UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority"} ), GroupIdCfg = Table.Group( ExpandCfg, {"tvg-id", "UserCfg.User"}, {{ "rows", each [ tbl = Table.Sort( _, {{"tvg-id", Order.Ascending}, {"Chan Name", Order.Descending}} ), priorityVal = List.Min([UserCfg.Priority]), flagPriority = Table.TransformColumns( tbl, {{ "UserCfg.Priority", each if _ = priorityVal then "x" else null, type text }} ), pivot = Table.Pivot( flagPriority, List.Distinct(flagPriority[UserCfg.User]), "UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority" ) ][pivot] }} ), CombineMerges = Table.Combine( GroupIdCfg[rows] ), GroupAndMergeAssignments = Table.Group( CombineMerges, {"Chan ID", "Chan Name", "tvg-id", "Chan Type"}, {{ "rows", each [ unpiv = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns( _, {"Chan ID", "Chan Name", "tvg-id", "Chan Type"}, "colname", "colval" ), repiv = Table.Pivot( unpiv , List.Distinct(unpiv[colname]), "colname", "colval", List.Max ) ][repiv], Value.Type( CombineMerges ) }} ), ExpandUsers = Table.ExpandTableColumn( GroupAndMergeAssignments, "rows", UserCfg[User] ) in ExpandUsersExample:
13 Replies
- MarkLafSuper User
I think I've come up with a solution. This approach involves defining a default sort list. This is specifically for cases where the Cfg criteria don't match any channels within tvg-id and there are multiple channels to decide between. For each user in Cfg, we generate the full sort for all possible channels where the Cfg selections override the defaults wherever they overlap. We then join the sorts to Channels, select the match with highest priority (i.e. lowest assigned number), and pivot the results.
Given the following tables:
Channels
Chan ID Chan Name tvg-id 211 Channel 2 HD 1042 10027 Channel 2 HD 50 1042 290 Channel 2 HD orig 1042 2420 Channel 2 FHD 1042 530 Channel 2 1042 5071 Channel 4 HD 50 orig 2005 206 Channel 4 HD orig 2005 10016 Channel 4 HD 50 2005 2408 Channel 4 FHD 2005 522 Channel 4 2005 5072 Channel 1 HD 50 orig 2044 2407 Channel 1 FHD 50 orig 2044 10015 Channel 1 HD 50 2044 124 Channel 1 2044 222 Channel 1 HD 2044 343 Channel 5 2045 3234 Channel 7 HD 234 4245 Channel 7 FHD 234 7654 Channel 8 UFHD 2113 3667 Channel 3 4K 965 UserCfg
Note: added some additional users for testing, has some changes from what you provided, I think
User HD FHD orig 4K 50 Regular K 2 1 x 4 x 3 R 2 null null null null 1 P 1 2 x null null 3 Q 1 2 x 3 x 4 Z null null null null null null Y null null x null null null W null null null null x null Here is the M code.
DefaultSort
Note: This is a list, not a table. Not meant to be loaded. I generated this with some code, but you could also manually/simply dictate it with = { "HD", "FHD", "4K", ... }
let Type1 = {"HD", "FHD", "4K", "UFHD", null}, Type2 = {"50", null}, Type3 = {"orig", null}, initRows = List.Count(Type1), Crossjoin = Table.FromColumns( {Type1, List.Repeat({Type2}, initRows), List.Repeat({Type3}, initRows)}, type table [Type1 = text, Type2 = {text}, Type3 = {text}] ), ExpandTypes = Table.ExpandListColumn(Table.ExpandListColumn(Crossjoin, "Type2"), "Type3"), Sort = Table.Sort( ExpandTypes, {{"Type3", Order.Ascending}, {"Type2", Order.Ascending}, {"Type1", Order.Ascending}} ), Combine = Table.CombineColumns( Sort, Table.ColumnNames(Sort), (_) as text => Text.Combine(_, " "), "combined" )[combined] in CombineUserCfgPriorities
let Source = UserCfg, AddCombo = Table.AddColumn(Source, "50 orig", each if [50] = "x" and [orig] = "x" then "x" else null, type text), MergeFirstToAttr = Table.FromRecords( Table.TransformRows( AddCombo, (row) => let firstValPos = List.PositionOf(Record.FieldValues(row), 1), firstVal = Record.FieldNames(row){List.PositionOf(Record.FieldValues(row), 1)}?, first = if firstValPos = -1 or firstVal = "Regular" then "" else firstVal & " " in Record.TransformFields( row, { { "50", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "50" else null }, { "orig", each if row[50 orig] <> null then null else if _ = "x" then first & "orig" else null }, {"50 orig", each if _ = "x" then first & "50 orig" else null}, {"Regular", each if firstValPos = -1 then 1 else _ } } ) ), Value.Type(AddCombo) ), Unpivot = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(MergeFirstToAttr, {"User"}, "Attribute", "Value"), GroupAndSort = let newType = type table Type.ForRecord( Record.RemoveFields(Type.RecordFields(Type.TableRow(Value.Type(Unpivot))), {"Value"}) & [ Priority = [Type = Int64.Type, Optional = false] ], false ), sortFirstList = {"50 orig", "50", "orig"}, sortFirstSize = List.Count(sortFirstList), defaults = List.Buffer(DefaultSort) in Table.Group( Unpivot, "User", { "groups", each let newSort = Table.Sort( _, each let first = List.PositionOf(sortFirstList, [Attribute]) in if first = -1 then (sortFirstSize + [Value]) else first ), addPriority = Table.AddIndexColumn(newSort, "Priority", 1), mergeCols = Table.CombineColumns( addPriority, {"Attribute", "Value"}, (_) as text => if _{1} is number then if _{0} = "Regular" then "" else _{0} else _{1}, "Attribute" ), leftoverDefaults = List.Difference(defaults, mergeCols[Attribute]), leftoverCount = List.Count(leftoverDefaults), thisUser = List.First([User]), maxVal = List.Max(addPriority[Priority]), leftoverRows = Table.FromColumns( { List.Repeat({thisUser}, leftoverCount), leftoverDefaults, List.Transform(List.Positions(leftoverDefaults), each _ + 1 + maxVal) }, newType ), comboRows = Table.Combine({mergeCols, leftoverRows}) in comboRows, newType } ), Expand = Table.Combine(GroupAndSort[groups]) in ExpandChannelAssignments
let Source = Channels, AddType = Table.AddColumn( Source, "Chan Type", each Text.Trim(Text.AfterDelimiter([Chan Name], " ", 1)), type text ), MergeCfgOnType = Table.NestedJoin( AddType, {"Chan Type"}, UserCfgPriorities, {"Attribute"}, "UserCfg", JoinKind.LeftOuter ), ExpandCfg = Table.ExpandTableColumn( MergeCfgOnType, "UserCfg", {"User", "Priority"}, {"UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority"} ), GroupIdCfg = Table.Group( ExpandCfg, {"tvg-id", "UserCfg.User"}, {{ "rows", each let tbl = Table.Sort(_, {{"tvg-id", Order.Ascending}, {"Chan Name", Order.Descending}}), priorityVal = List.Min([UserCfg.Priority]), flagPriority = Table.TransformColumns( tbl, {{"UserCfg.Priority", each if _ = priorityVal then "x" else null, type text}} ), pivot = Table.Pivot( flagPriority, List.Distinct(flagPriority[UserCfg.User]), "UserCfg.User", "UserCfg.Priority" ), base = Table.FromRecords(Table.ToRecords(pivot), Value.Type(Source)), flags = Table.Column(pivot, List.Last(Table.ColumnNames(pivot))) in [Base = base, FlagCols = flags], type [Base = Value.Type(Source), FlagCols = {text}] }} ), ExpandGroupData = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(GroupIdCfg, "rows", {"Base", "FlagCols"}, {"Base", "FlagCols"}), GroupOnBase = Table.Group( ExpandGroupData, {"Base"}, {{"UserFlags", each [ColNames = [UserCfg.User], Cols = [FlagCols]], type [ColNames = text, Cols = {text}]}} ), CombineOutputParts = Table.Combine( Table.TransformRows( GroupOnBase, (row) => let base = row[Base], flags = row[UserFlags] in Table.FromColumns(Table.ToColumns(base) & flags[Cols], Table.ColumnNames(base) & flags[ColNames]) ) ) in CombineOutputParts - bigkHelper III
Hello MarkLaf this looks very promissing on the screenshots. However i somehow was not able to reach final goal due to error in the UserCfgPriorities query in GroupAndSort step. It cannot expand groups because it seems that some of the items are numbers and some are text. Even if i change the "Value"colum type to text after the "Unpivot"step, i'm still getting the same error:
Expression.Error: We cannot apply operator + to types Number and Text.
Details:
Operator=+
Left=3
Right=2- MarkLafSuper User
Make sure that your ranking number columns (HD, FHD, 4K) are of a number column type in UserCfg. E.g.
If, for some reason, those column must be text columns, then you should be able to fix the error inside the GroupAndSort step of UserCfgPriorities by replacing any reference of:
[Value]With:
Number.From( [Value] )I believe it only occurs once in GroupAndSort on line 65 from original:
- bigkHelper III
Hello
Changing the type to number did not help. But chaning to
Number.From( [Value] )
did help.
Howeve now i've run into next error. In the ChannelAssignments query ExpandGroupData step i'm getting error on Both Base and FlagCols columns.
It says
Expression.Error: The field 'K' already exists in the record.
Details:
Name=KWhen i'm clicking on the row where there is another user in UserCfg.User column, then the error is changing to another user name. For example R
Expression.Error: The field 'R' already exists in the record.
Details:
Name=R
Value=
- AnonymousNot applicable