I have a dataset that looks like below:
Child 1 | Parent 6 | Parent 5 | Parent 4 | Parent 3 | Parent 2 | Parent 1 |
ABC123 | Category 1 | Category A | ... | ... | ... | ... |
ABC124 | Category 4 | Category A | ... | ... | ... | ... |
ABC125 | Category 1 | Category B | ... | ... | ... | ... |
ABC125 | Category 2 | Category C | ... | ... | ... | ... |
I want to roll up the child data to all the parents associated with it based on hierarchy like below:
Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Parent 3 | Parent 4 | Parent 5 | Parent 6 | Child |
XYZ | ||||||
XYZ | ||||||
XYZ | ||||||
XYZ | ||||||
XYZ | ||||||
XYZ | ||||||
ABC123 | ||||||
ABC124 | ||||||
XYZ1 | ||||||
XYZ1 | ||||||
XYZ1 | ||||||
XYZ1 | ||||||
ABC125 | ||||||
ABC124 | ||||||
XYZ2 | ||||||
XYZ2 | ||||||
XYZ2 | ||||||
ABC129 | ||||||
ABC128 | ||||||
XYZ3 | ||||||
XYZ3 | ||||||
ABC127 | ||||||
XYZ3 | ||||||
ABC127 | ||||||
XYZ4 | ||||||
... |
Thanks in advance for the help!
Hi @jacbue79
Could you please provide the correct sample input and output, I am not able to understand the example above.
unclear if you want to keep the blanks in your output - but yeah some sample data and then using the cross tab tool should do it.