Hello community, i'm looking to create a variance/delta sheet between the old and new dataset.
I've used the join tool but have not successfully align the employee+old+new value in the same row.
Appreciate the help in advance!
Table 1 | ||
Employee | Attribute | Old Value |
A | 1 | abc |
A | 2 | abc |
A | 3 | abc |
A | 4 | abc |
B | 1 | abc |
B | 2 | abc |
B | 3 | abc |
Table 2 | ||
Employee | Attribute | New Value |
A | 1 | abc |
A | 2 | defg |
A | 3 | defg |
C | 1 | defg |
C | 2 | defg |
C | 3 | defg |
Variance | |||
Employee | Attribute | Old Value | New Value |
A | 2 | abc | defg |
A | 3 | abc | defg |
A | 4 | abc | |
B | 1 | abc | |
B | 2 | abc | |
B | 3 | abc | |
C | 1 | defg | |
C | 2 | defg | |
C | 3 | defg |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Felipe_Ribeir0, i forgot to mention when the old = new value then it shouldn't appear in the variance table. Your solution doesn't exclude the 'no change' values.
For some reason, this doesn't work on my larger dataset. I keep getting separate rows between the old and the new values even joining all L-J-R.
Variance | |||
Employee | Attribute | Old Value | New Value |
A | 2 | abc | |
A | 2 | defg | |
A | 3 | abc | |
A | 3 | defg | |
A | 4 | abc |
@Inactive User
Could you share the 2 inputs that generated this last table that you shared? Something is strange since the values for employee and attributes are the same on both tables, it is better to understand what is it before proceed.
Maybe you have spaces in the column employee for one of the tables? If this is the case, check using the attached wf.
Hi @Inactive User
It worked?
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