Alright Crew - Here is the scenario.
I have this list of data. When the column 7D5B contains a zero, I need to sum the values on the left. So in the case of the image below, since there is a zero in rows 9-12, then I need to add the values in time diff together. I then need to do the same again for row 17, 21 and so on. Each time it list zero, I sum the rows together until that value is no longer zero. Thoughts here?
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I don't think I can group by here because I don't want to sum all instances of zero into 1. Rather, each group of zeroes that are consecutive need to be grouped together.
Hi @Reggie1995 ,
If you want to group consecutive instances of zeroes together, then what about using a multi-row formula tool?
Is that the expected output?
Cheers,
Angelos
Almost - But I wouldn't want the values in prior. So I would want the prior to be null and just the 585 number as the only value. I just care about the final sum if that makes sense.
Like this?
Another multi-row formula tool was needed, which essentially will null a certain record from the Count field, if the next one in that column is not originally null... if that makes any sense