Hi, I am trying to put all the different rows that are part of one single address in just one line, without changing the other rows: store, id and date. Note that one store might have many ID's and dates, but there has to be only one row for address. Find image attached.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi @AnaLG
What do these addresses relate to? The store? Assuming yes then you could do something like this:
@AnaLG You need at least a column to group on - otherwise how would we know what rows concatenate with one another?
I have another table where I have nothing to group by, so I don't really know how to concatenate the address rows, since there if no reference number or nothing to group by. So, in this case each address is associated to a few modules, and I want to concatenate both columns 'address' and 'modules'. See table attached. Would you know how can I do that? Thanks so much.
You can create a grouping field of sorts using the Multi-Row Formula tool - in this case, looks like you could use it to create a grouping for every 4 rows (i.e. first 4 rows is group 1, next 4 is group 2, etc.). But that's dependent on the logic of the data and finding something that's repeatable!
Great, I will try to do that. Thank you!
Fantastic. If it truly is split by an equal amount of records, you could also look at the Equal Records option of the Tile tool!