Hello
Is there a tool or a way for the below :
I have a data set as such below currently for a hr company payroll :
Name | Task Name | hours|
John | run | 2 |
John | walk |3 |
Susie | run | 4 |
Susie | walk | 3 |
Susie | Climb |1 |
Susie| Crawl | 1 |
Barry | Run | 5 |
I want the output to create new rows for each name and task and show zero since they had that option but didnt select it in the form ( they truly did 0 hours)
Name | Task Name | hours|
John | run | 2 |
John | walk | 3 |
Jonh | Climb | 0 | -- new row
John | Crawl | 0 | -- new row
Susie | run | 4 |
Susie | walk | 3 |
Susie | Climb |1 |
Susie| Crawl | 1 |
Barry | Run | 5 |
Barry | walk | 0 | -- new row
Barry | Climb | 0 |-- new row
Barry| Crawl | 0 | -- new row
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@AntlRo this is what I came up with. Wasn't going to post it as it's just about identical to @gautiergodard's perfectly viable solution. However, I figured that the lookup table I use is a different approach as this creates a hard list of activities to check against. Whereas, the summarize approach may fall down if you're wanting to check for hours of activities that nobody has logged at all:
This would just rely on you keeping the lookup up to date:
This is awesome as well thanks!
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