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Hi everyone,
Could somebody help me?
I have to compare both tables and change Table 1 if state is different from Table 2
Table 1
| Ticket number | state |
| 101 | opened |
| 102 | closed |
| 103 | opened |
Table 2
| Ticket number | state |
| 101 | closed |
| 102 | closed |
| 103 | closed |
result:
Table 1
| Ticket number | state |
| 101 | closed |
| 102 | closed |
| 103 | closed |
It seems like Table 2 has the most recent value, so you could remove [state] from Table 1, merge Table 2 on [Ticket number] and expand and use the [state] column from Table 2 instead.
If that's not the case and you want to compare or show both, you could do a similar setup but add but change the names of the state on each table to [State 1] and [State 2], respectively, and merge Table 2 into Table 1 on [Ticket number] and expand [State 2]. Next, create a custom column using the following code: if [State 1] = [State 2] then [State 1] else [State 2].
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