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aparna0208
8 - Asteroid

Hi,

 

I'm trying to organize final output and not sure how to do it. The output is as below after I join data where I get multiple rows for each record but I need it all in one row. Thank you in advance!

 

ID                   Name              City              State

1234               George           Null               CO

1234               George           Denver          Null

 

Expected output

 

ID                     Name                  City                   State

1234                 George               Denver              CO

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MarqueeCrew
20 - Arcturus
20 - Arcturus

If your data is that reliable:

 

Summarize tool:

 group by id 

Max for each column of data. 

otherwise you can use a multi-row formula.  

cheers,

 

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amruthas2
8 - Asteroid

Hi @aparna0208 


You can summarize it when the input always have null values with other genuine value. 

amruthas2_0-1645891105380.png

 

atcodedog05
22 - Nova
22 - Nova

Hi @aparna0208 

 

My method would be same as above. Just few quick tips.

 

You can select multiple columns at a time by using ctrl key and select each column or using shift key select the top and then bottom like below. This will reduce the work of selecting each at a time.

 

atcodedog05_0-1645893354694.png

 

You can easily rename all columns which have Max_ as a prefix in a select tool by selecting multiple columns and selecting option like below.

 

atcodedog05_1-1645893476860.png

 

Another method is by using dynamic rename like below

atcodedog05_2-1645893590563.png

 

Hope this helps : )

 

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