Hi Team,
Just a help required. I have the below data
Order | ID | CONCATENATE | DATE | CODE | FACTOR |
123456 | 0156 | 1234560156 | 3/2020 | G | 1.26 |
Check1 | s | ||||
245567 | 0157 | 2455670157 | 3/2020 | g | 8.56 |
Check2 | s |
Concatenate has to be done only for 1st and 3rd row in the concatenate column and the previous row information has to be filled on the blank cells
Output should be in the below format
Order | ID | CONCATENATE | DATE | CODE | FACTOR |
123456 | 0156 | 1234560156 | 3/2020 | G | 1.26 |
Check1 | 1234560156 | 3/2020 | s | 1.26 | |
245567 | 0157 | 2455670157 | 3/2020 | g | 8.56 |
Check2 | 2455670157 | 3/2020 | s | 8.56 |
Can someone help me on this please?
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HI @Jeyaraj_M
I believe I have created a workflow that acheives this:
Using multi-row formula's, if the row contains no value for concatenate or factor, it takes the one from above.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your prompt response.
But in the output still the Date column has the null values.
My data contains few other column on the same scenario where the blank cells has to be filled from the top row.
Can you please help me on that?
Hi @Jeyaraj_M ,
You would need to copy the multi-row formula tools that @TheOC has written for each column you want to fill in. For example, if isempty ([DATE]) then [Row-1:DATE] else [DATE] endif to fix the date field etc.
I would recommend including a Data Cleansing tool after the input if you have leading or trailing spaces.
M.
Hi @Jeyaraj_M
Here is a workflow for the task.
Output:
Workflow:
I have modified so that a single Mutli-row formula would work on all columns selected in Transpose tool.
Hope this helps 🙂
If this post helps you please mark it as solution. And give a like if you dont mind 😀👍
Thank you so much for your help....
hi @Jeyaraj_M
Here is a solution that works with your data, i just added another multi-row.
However, @atcodedog05 is more elegant for more data columns!
Glad you got it sorted 🙂