Hi all! I would really appreciate some help on this:
ID | Name | Project |
1 | Mary | A |
1 | Sam | B |
1 | Danny | D |
2 | Tom | A |
2 | Anna | A |
3 | Polina | C |
4 | Nick | D |
I would like to filter out all the Project As, however, each person is being grouped under an ID and if anyone in that ID is in Project A, i would like to have all of them under that ID to be filtered out as long as someone in that ID is under project A.
My desired output is:
ID | Name | Project |
1 | Mary | A |
1 | Sam | B |
1 | Danny | D |
2 | Tom | A |
2 | Anna | A |
I have tried to first filter out those in Project A, then use a Join tool to get the rest of the people out under the same ID but it is not working and there are missing output from my L, J and R
Please help! Thanks alot in advance 🙂
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Hi @Chelseaa ,
I've mocked up a workflow that returns the output you were asking for. I used a summarise tool to concatenate all projects in each ID, and then I filtered those not containing an "A" before joining to your main data.
So out of your J output anchor you have your desired output and out of the R output anchor the ID that don't have an "A" as a project.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Angelos
Hi @Chelseaa
Here is a workflow for the task.
Workflow:
Hope this helps 🙂
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