Hello all,
This link is close to what i have but I can't seem to get it to the final bit.
So I have a table that is by locations and then it also has the VP, Director, Manager, and Supervisor in it as hierarchies. The issue I have is people have entered their names in different ways. IE: John Smith, John T. Smith.
Is there a way I can clean this up so that each field has the same name for the same person? I attempted to do this with fuzzy match on location codes but it quickly grew to be way too big and slow.
Table is like this:
Location | VP | Director | Manager | Supervisor |
A | John Smith | Homer Simpson | Billy Bob | Jim Bob |
B | John T Smith | Homer P Simpson | Billy J bob | Jim T Bob |
C | John Smith | Homer Simpson | Billy J Bob | Jim T Bob |
D | John T Smith | Homer Simpson | Billy Bob | Jim Bob |
I would like it to pick one name IE: John Smith and show that for all locations for VP, and the same for the other positions.
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Hi @ISUGraber ,
Attached is an example showing how to configure it. I'm using a 80% threshold, but as your data grow, you need to check if 80% matchscore guarantees properly matches.
Best,
Fernando Vizcaino
I want to say thank you for the extremely quick response. That was exactly what I needed.