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I need to create a string that compounds based on if there is a value in the column.
I have a table that has a different column for each course (if they have completed the course there is a 1 in that field, if not its blank). I would like to create a column that can immediately show all the courses the user has not completed. For this user it would show:
MTA506, MTA507, MTA508, MTA509, etc etc. (these end up being broken down into sections MTA501 - 505 & 506 - 510 & etc, I just cant figure out the overall logic)
Any suggestions? I think prefer it be in one field due since it will be in sections and only show for people in process of that secton anyway, so I can easily fit it on the current dashboard, but I'm open if there's a better way to do it!
Thanks!
@DemingPDCA , you need to unpivot the course columns.
Check out this:
The best way may be the 'unpivot other columns' option: select the non course columns and unpivot other.
if I do that - it makes a row for each course - right? I would want all of them on 1 row.
You are both correct. It will make a row for each course in the table in your model. However, you can still put them all on a row in a matrix visual as a single field.
you can do it on visualization but you have to unpivot the data table.
if you post a sample dataset (PFP Check table) we can help you to better understand.
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