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Method to identify a field that meets two separate criteria over multiple rows

James_Simpson_125
6 - Meteoroid

Hello, 

 

The current issue I have is trying to identify when multiple orders went out to the same customer on the same week but by different methods. 

What I currently have done is create a concatenation that is [customer] + [customer location] + [year-week] so it would read as:  Apple-CityStateZIP-202203

 

In the example I'm looking to solve, there are multiple rows that would contain the 'Apple-CityStateZIP-202203' but for a different field/column- [Method of Transportation]- it would then contain one of a list of options, such as Third Party, Second Party or First Party. 

 

 

example:

 

  Concatenation                            Method of Transportation       Order Number        

Apple-CityStateZIP-202203                    First Party                              1

Apple-CityStateZIP-202203                    Third Party                             2

Apple-CityStateZIP-202204                    First Party                              3

Apple-CityStateZIP-202204                    First Party                              4

 

 

How do I create a field/formula that would identify Concatenations that contain both First Party and Third Party, but in the example of the 'Apple-CityStateZIP-202204' where both were first party, to ignore it/provide an answer that would read something along the lines of "not of concern/contracted work". 

 

 

 

I am open to other methods as well, this logic is what I used in excel prior to having Alteryx, as I am currently re-creating the work. 

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Felipe_Ribeir0
16 - Nebula

Hi @James_Simpson_125 

 

One way of doing this, just filter as you wish

 

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ChrisTX
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula

The attached workflow should point you in the right direction.

 

ChrisTX_0-1674582610482.png

 

 

Chris

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