I'm building a pdf report using Alteryx and am struggling to achieve the intended result, perhaps someone could advise as to how this could be achieved?
The data is structured in such a way (just for illustration, the data is in fact more complex)
Note: it is not know how many cities per person there could be
Person ID | Country | City | City index | Color |
1 | Poland | Warsaw | 1 | Yellow |
2 | Germany | Berlin | 1 | Red |
2 | Germany | Frankfurt | 2 | Blue |
3 | France | Paris | 1 | Black |
The output will be a PDF for each person ID with a table for each City (title being the city name) , so if 2 cities per person than 2 tables one after another
e.g.
Person 1 it would be:
Title: Warsaw
Person ID | Color |
1 | Yellow |
For Person 2 it would be:
Title: Berlin
Person ID | Color |
2 | Red |
Title: Frankfurt
Person ID | Color |
2 | Blue |
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Since you are saying PDF, I assume you are using the Reporting tools! In your Reporting tools (presumably a Table tool), you should just need to Group By the City and Person to get the individual tables, and then Layout the tables with some Report Text tools to create the headers
Can you attach a sample workflow showing your current logic?
@RadoslawCh
find the workflow attached
hope this helps.
One additional Layout tool to group on the Person ID and vertically orient your layouts will accomplish your final goal