Hi
I have 2 datasets which i need to merge:
Input 1:
Description | ID | A-Loc ID | Z-Loc ID |
Bose | 123 | ABC12 | TAT456 |
Surface | 874 | TTT543 | BGKKK134 |
Input 2(This input has the address for the Loc ID's in Input 1)
ID | Use | Address |
ABC123456 | Headphones | New York |
TAT456X12 | Laptop | Los Angeles |
AATTT54378 | Test | Seattle |
BGKKK | Test1 | Denver |
Output i need:
Description | ID | Actual A-Loc ID | Mathced A-Loc ID | Actual Z-Loc ID | Matched Z-loc ID | A-Address | Z-Address |
Bose | 123 | ABC12 | ABC123456 | TAT456 | TAT456X12 | New York | Los Angeles |
I tried using Find Replace tool for the above, but that doesn't seem to work.
The 'Find Replace' tool only works fine when i use it for A-Location. But when i use the output of A-Loc as an input to find match for Z-loc, it doesn't work.
Is there any better way to do this?
Thanks
Hi @tahertalib ,
What you might have to do is use a transpose tool after your number 1 input because you want to look for both values contained in columns A-Loc ID and Z-Loc ID
Then you can create the new column headers in a formula tool and pivot the table as necessary to get the required output.
Hope that helps, let me know if that worked for you.
Regards,
Angelos
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