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ktberger_2020
7 - Meteor

I have rows of inventory data sorted by NBV. I would like to return 50 total rows of data by pulling 20 rows where the NBV is >=$500 and 30 rows where the NBV is <$500; however, I have some instances where I don't have a total of 20 rows >=$500. How would I be able to fill in the missing rows of >=$500 with extra <$500 rows so that I will always return the desired 50 total rows?

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fmvizcaino
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

Hey @ktberger_2020 ,

 

Here is an example for you.

1. You order your dataset in a descending order for NBV

2. Separate the first 20 rows no matter what

3. Join tool to remove those 20 from your dataset

4. Filter rows <500

5. Sample the first 30

6. Done!

 

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Best,

Fernando Vizcaino

 

ktberger_2020
7 - Meteor

This works for me. Thanks.

 

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