Hi I have a dataset which has four types of product
1. Apple
2. Mango
3. strawberry
4 banana
and every product has a different Product Id and account ID
Example:
Product | account id | product id | CCY |
apple | 145678 | 123 | USD |
strawberry | 4571 | 564 | INR |
mango | 145678 | 123 | PND |
apple | 4571 | 564 | ARR |
banana | 145678 | 123 | PND |
strawberry | 145678 | 123 | CNY |
apple | 45746 | 852 | RUB |
mango | 47856 | 419 | INR |
Conditions:
If you will see an apple, mango, and banana (AND condition) have the same account id and product id. I have to eliminate those where ever these three products have the same account id and product id
Exception:
If you will see strawberry also have the same account id and product ID, we don't have to remove those
Output:
Product | account id | product id | CCY |
strawberry | 4571 | 564 | INR |
apple | 4571 | 564 | ARR |
strawberry | 145678 | 123 | CNY |
apple | 45746 | 852 | RUB |
mango | 47856 | 419 | INR |
Hi @Sshasnk ,
You can use a summarize tool to group by product ID and account and concatenate the product, and then look which accounts contain appla mango banana. Those you have to exclude, and I chose a join tool to do that,
Then you just bring strawberry back in the main data stream.
Hope that helps,
Angelos
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