Record | State |
532930 | TX |
533028 | CA |
533223 | TX |
532376 | CA |
532376 | TX |
532376 | FL |
In this scenario I'd like to be able to single out 523376 and its multiple states. I want to be able to report to team that 523376 has 3 states toed top it. How can I tackle this? Cheers and Happy NEW YEAR!
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Hey @mustangs00
I believe you would be able to solve this using a summarize, see example attached.
Hope this helps! Please accept as solution is this solved your problem!
This also solved my solution.Like the ability to see the multiple states as well. Thank you!
Came across an issue after analyzing data. What if record 532930 has multiple lines for one state? I really just need to isolate records with multiple different states.
Came across an issue after analyzing data. What if record 532930 has multiple lines for one state? I really just need to isolate records with multiple different states.
@mustangs00 is this what you are looking for? to ID multiple line for one state, you would have to group by the ID and the State prior to performing a count.
In the attached, I used 532376 as an example with a duplicate FL line.
Hope this helps!
I think we are close. I just want to isolate the records with multiple unique states. In the example we are using, Is there a way to quickly be able to call out that record 532376 has 3 unique states associated with it? :)
@mustangs00 how does this look for you?