I have the following test table and I would like to have the following result, see below.
RecordID | Name | Value1 |
7530 | 1 | |
7530 | 2 | |
7530 | 3 | Test_Text1 |
7530 | 4 | |
5640 | 1 | |
5640 | 2 | |
5640 | 3 | Test_Text2 |
5640 | 4 | |
5640 | 5 |
RecordID | Name | Value1 |
7530 | 1 | |
7530 | 2 | |
7530 | 3 | Test_Text1 |
5640 | 1 | |
5640 | 2 | |
5640 | 3 | Test_Text2 |
I have created or used a transpose for a dynamic hierarchy.
But now I want to delete the rows that are larger in name than their name, where there is a value in it.
Hi @Infrecon
Here is one way to get the expected output.
If the provided answer helped you to solve the problem/was correct, please accept it as a solution :)
Thanks.
unfortunately, not practicable, as the original database contains 14000 entries :)
Or let's talk from the beginning. Maybe there is a simpler version than mine.
The following initial situation:
CHOP_Code | Indent_Level |
C0 | 1 |
Z00 | 2 |
Z0312 | 3 |
Z03124 | 5 |
Z2103 | 4 |
Z021 | 3 |
C1 | 1 |
Z23123 | 5 |
Z23 | 2 |
CHOP_Code | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 |
C0 | C0 | ||||
Z00 | C0 | Z00 |
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Z0312 | C0 | Z00 | Z0312 | ||
Z03124 | C0 | Z00 | Z0312 | Z03124 | |
Z2103 | C0 | Z00 | Z2103 | ||
Z021 | C0 | Z00 | Z021 | ||
C1 | C1 | ||||
Z23123 | C1 | Z23123 | |||
Z23 | C1 | Z23 |
Hi @Infrecon
Understood, for this amount of rows it is not a good idea to use the append. Try this one, i understand that this one has a much better performance.