Hello,
im new to alteryx and have an issue.
I want to "join" Names to a specific time Value.
In Excel i would do an Simple =Vlookup(D3;$A$3:$B$5;2)
Here the Example:
Is there a way to get the result with alteryx?
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Thanks for your advice
Greetings.
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hi @Terades
There's a few ways to do this; my initial approach was to answer it using an iterative macro that works backwards through your file, as shown below (also attached):
Like i say though, there's a few ways to tackle this; this is just one approach.
Hope that helps
Andy
Alteryx has SQL logic like Access (tables like objects), not Excel (cells like object) - it helps to make it faster and object-oriented.
But you need to change your view on data management.
Alteryx need always a tricky mind to find new solutions, but I think that every man that is hired to use Alteryx (not a cheap toy) should have a good logical mindset.
Easy (fast result) - to merge two lists and take what you want (this work only if not more than 16 rows in Table A. Algorhythm difficulty - O(A*B)
Correct solution (critical for big data management) - sort Table A and Table B, use Multi-Row Formula tool and create logical formulas with difficulty - O(A+B).
Alex
@klyuka just FYI using the append can still work on over 16 rows in your solution, you just have to change the configuration at the bottom of the append tool to 'allow' or 'warn' - the default is to error: