Hi, I have a multi-row formula that I want to use for more than 1 column - I have 15 different cols that I need to use it on - is there any way that I can achieve without replicating the multi-row too? I want to create 15 new columns based on each multi row formula. Any help or pointers appreciated! Dave
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Hi @davidoc
The standard way to approach these types of problems is to add a RecordID and transpose the data so that your 15 columns become a pair of name/value columns. Apply a single multirow tool to this column, sorting as required beforehand. Once you have your new result column with the 15 new grouped values, apply a crosstab to this new column and join the results back to your original data set.
Dan
HI Danitang,
I have used this approach in my workflow but as I am using a multirow formula eg creating a new col called criteria 1 Net based upon:
IF [matchid] = [Row+1:matchid]
THEN ABS( [Sum_criteria1int] - [Row+1:Sum_criteria1int])
ELSE [Row-1:Crit1Net]
ENDIF
there are 15 net values using Criterianint where n= 1to 15
I am not too sure if record id and transpoie would work well in this example as its multirow
Dave
hi @davidoc
The technique is proven and used frequently with multi-row tools. Can you provide some sample data. A few rows and several of the columns along with the details of the required calculations. With this, we'll be able to put together a sample that you can extend to your complete dataset
Dan
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