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SDream7
Helper I
Helper I

Nested Group By

Hello,

 

I'm working with a dataset that contains multiple clients, all who have multiple unique identifers. Clients can match based on any of the Code datafields that are listed below (I've bolded all matching identifers).  In this example, 4 client records are listed but there's truly one single person referenced in all 4 records. I'd like to be able to identify all unique people in my dataset using the desired index column listed at the end of the table.

 

In my real dataset, there are at least 9 datafields that I use to identify clients, but unforuntately, none of these fields are able to match every single record that could possibly belong to each unique client.

 

Is there a way to utilize the Group By feature to get the desired indexing?  

 

Client NameCode 1Code 2 Code 3Desired Indexing
Bob Greenyabc123V1
Bobby Greenabc999T1
B. Greeneqrs123F1
Bob J. Grenneipq777F1

 

 

Thanks,

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v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi SDream7,

 

Click Query Editor-> Click "Transform"-> Click on [Client Name] column -> Click "Group By" like below:

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Regards,

Jimmy Tao

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v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi SDream7,

 

Click Query Editor-> Click "Transform"-> Click on [Client Name] column -> Click "Group By" like below:

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Regards,

Jimmy Tao

SDream7
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