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suby
11 - Bolide

I have a sample Input Dataset with

Date

ID

Status 

Insured

 

Then i derive two addition columns 'STATUS FLAG' & INSURANCE FLAG' based on some sample random conditions up to this point is fine.

 

The key point here is

 

I want to scan through all My IDs and then apply the 'STATUS FLAG' & INSURANCE FLAG' logic and bring the desired expected output as attached..

 

suby_0-1623693179298.png

 

Note that the solution should not be just based on transposing or crosstab to get the desired output rather i want the 

STATUS FLAG' & INSURANCE FLAG'  logic should be applied vertically and bring the desired result output.

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Qiu
21 - Polaris
21 - Polaris

@suby 
it seems not difficult, but I failed to understand the logic between you input and output.

Can you give us a bit more information?

 

suby
11 - Bolide

Hi Qiu, 

 

Thanks i have the input data with my 4 columns  and then I'm building some additional 2  formula columns( just for sample i built this logic) with logic horizontally.

 

On my output  i want to have this RULE flag basically this rule flag is just a naming convention for my user

 

RULE 1 STAUS FLAG CHECK 

RULE 2 INSURED FLAG CHECK

 

but the underlying condition for this rule flag would be STATUS FLAG' & INSURANCE FLAG' .

 

Basically trying to apply the STATUS FLAG' & INSURANCE FLAG'  column logic vertically and by  creating 

RULE 1 STAUS FLAG CHECK  & RULE 2 INSURED FLAG CHECK just for naming convention.

 

 

 

 

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