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Dynamically filter multiple columns

yxt
7 - Meteor

Hi ! I'm trying to find a better way to identify Accounts that hold more than 10 in each Company. I have hundreds of accounts and company so using a normal filter [AccountA] > 10 is not possible and we gain/lose Accounts every other month so individually filtering by Account is not feasible.

 

Starting off from the table below with existing sample data.  I  think I may have to do a transpose to have Company as the horizontal header and Accounts vertically in the first column. Following which, is there a formula that is capable of flagging out Accounts that hold more than 10 in each company? If it helps, all Account name will being with Account_123 but Company name is not consistently beginning with Company. 

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

Asset NameAccountAAccountBAccountC
Company15  
Company2 10 
Company3  20
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LordNeilLord
15 - Aurora

Hey @yxt 

 

You will definitely need to transpose...if you group by Asset Name, so you get something like this:

 

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Then you can simply filter on all Values >10

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