Hey Guys,
Have data in the following form:
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
| Thor | Thor |
| Hulk | Hulk |
| Captain America | Captain America |
| Batman | Batman |
| Superman | Superman |
| Flash | Flash |
I want the final output to just be unique combinations -
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
| Thor | Batman |
| Thor | Superman |
| Thor | Flash |
| Thor | Thor |
| Thor | Hulk |
| Thor | Captain America |
| Hulk | Batman |
| Hulk | Superman |
| Hulk | Flash |
| Hulk | Hulk |
| Hulk | Captain America |
| Captain America | Batman |
| Captain America | Superman |
| Captain America | Flash |
| Captain America | Captain America |
| Batman | Batman |
| Batman | Superman |
| Batman | Flash |
| Superman | Superman |
| Superman | Flash |
| Flash | Flash |
Any help here is appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi @bharathss
1. Use Record ID tool.
2. Split the dataset into 2 using select tool with Record ID and Feild1 in dataet1.
Dataset2 -> Record ID and Field2
3. Use append fields tool
4. Use the filter tool, [Source_RecordID] >= [RecordID]
5. Select tool to drop the unwanted columns.
You get the desired output.
Many thanks
Shanker V
Hey @bharathss, I believe this gets you what you're after - combos are there but superheroes may be in the opposite column to your example:
Hi @bharathss my solution (similar to solution 1):
