Hello,
I have a table with more than 2000 rows that has data that looks like below:
RecordID | Organization Group | Asset | Name | Value |
2 | Fruit | Apple | Database 1 | Sql |
2 | Fruit | Apple | Database 1 Detail | Table |
2 | Fruit | Apple | Database 1 URL | Not Applicable |
3 | Vegetable | Potato | Database 2 | Sql |
3 | Vegetable | Potato | Database 2 Detail | Oracle |
3 | Vegetable | Potato | Database 2 URL | Secured |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 | Sql |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 Detail | Oracle |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 URL | Good |
If I want to only retrieve the rows that have "URL" on Name column and does not contain 'Not Applicable" and "Secured" in the Value tab. It should retrieve all the relevant rows to that particular asset. So my table should looks like this:
RecordID | Organization Group | Asset | Name | Value |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 | Sql |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 Detail | Oracle |
4 | Fruit | Oranges | Database 3 URL | Good |
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!
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Hi @bb
You'll want to use the filter tool and go into the custom option with the expression being:
Contains([Name], "URL")
AND
!Contains([Value], "Not Applicable")
AND
!Contains([Value], "Secured")
Then get the unique list of RecordID's to join back.
Like:
@JoeS solution is better because he's using the record ID which is unique to that set. Good job, totally missed that! haha