Hi All,
I have some data within my set that sits within a specific department and is a revenue source for that department but this activity can also be a revenue source for another department (however the billings need to be reported against the main department). What I would like to do is identify which rows in my database are going to be dual revenue sources and copy them with most of the date but not the billings. Is there an easy way to do this?
In the example below, I would have this data for the tailoring department and would like to generate the data for the jewels department.
Dept | Order No | Product | Month | Area | Gross Billing | Revenue | Diamond Buttons? | |
Tailoring | 11 | Blazer | Jan | London | 100 | 10 | y | |
Tailoring | 12 | Tie | Jan | Glasgow | 50 | 5 | n | |
Tailoring | 13 | Shirt | Jan | London | 20 | 2 | y | |
Tailoring | 14 | Blazer | Feb | Manchester | 200 | 20 | y | |
Tailoring | 15 | Square | Mar | Glasgow | 10 | 1 | n | |
Dept | Order No | Product | Month | Area | Gross Billing | Revenue | Diamond Buttons? | |
Jewels | 11 | Blazer | Jan | London | 0.1 | y | ||
Jewels | 13 | Shirt | Jan | London | 0.02 | y | ||
Jewels | 14 | Blazer | Feb | Manchester | 0.2 | y |
Thanks in advance,
EM
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Thanks Both!
TimN, I'm very new to Alteryx and haven't had much time for the training yet but so didn't realise I could do something as simple as process one input in 2 different ways and join it again - have for sure been overcomplicating things!
Thanks,
EM
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