Hi!
I can't seem to configure the Multi-Row Formula tool correctly for what I want to do.
I have a data set that features Office numbers. In the data set, I have some values that have a split office # with a "/" in the cell. I used the "Text to Columns" tool to split out the office # into separate columns.
Now I am trying to create a new row for the Office # I split out, using the original values for the remaining columns.
Current data set after "Text to Column Tool":
Office # | Region | Digits | Name | Office #1 | Office #2 |
80 | South | 0-9 | Bill Blank | 80 | |
20/86 | Southeast | 0-4 | Joe Smith | 20 | 86 |
88 | West | 0-9 | Nancy Doe | 88 |
Goal:
Office # | Region | Digits | Name | Office #1 | Office #2 |
80 | South | 0-9 | Bill Blank | 80 | |
20/86 | Southeast | 0-4 | Joe Smith | 20 | 86 |
86 | Southeast | 0-4 | Joe Smith | ||
88 | West | 0-9 | Nancy Doe | 88 |
Would someone be able to help me configure the Multi-Row Formula tool to accommodate this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
In your Text to Column tool, can you choose the option to Split to Rows instead of Columns?
The difference is the original row would have Office # "20", not "20/86".
Chris
@RCern - please see attached workflow.
@ChrisTX Thank you! Now how would I go about creating new Office #'s based on the "Digit" range.
For example, using the data in my original post above, Office # 80 has a "Digit" range of "0-9". How do I duplicate sales office # 80's data but create a new office # that includes a digit.
For example:
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
Check out the Generate Rows tool, starting with the example inside Alteryx