hey team,
I need your brains please!!
I have tried using the cross tab and I just can't get it to work.
This is the raw data;
Customer no | Style Description | Size |
1234 | Hoodie Orange | L |
1234 | Hoodie Green | L |
1234 | Hoodie Orange | M |
2345 | Jeans | M |
2345 | Polo Blue | S |
2345 | Polo Blue | S |
And I want to turn into this;
Customer no | Style Description | Size | Style Description | Size | Style Description | Size |
1234 | Hoodie Orange | L | Hoodie Green | L | Hoodie Orange | M |
2345 | Jeans | M | Polo Blue | S | Polo Blue | S |
and then do some sort of formula to identify if the customer has brought the same product in the same size. So in this example 2345 the blue polo in size S small would be want I wanted to highlight some how.
Any suggestions / flows would be amazing.
Many thanks,
Lois.
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Hi @LoisGower ,
Here is how you can do it for the cross tabs part ! Fields can't have same name so I added an ID.
@Jean-Balteryx - THANK YOU SO SO MUCH, YOU GENIUS!!
Thank you ! You are welcome @LoisGower !
hi @LoisGower , in alteryx it will not be possible to call all columns "Style Description" every column should be unique. Therefore you need to think about an output that can be done with alteryx.
I've tried to create a workflow to get to your result, can you check and let me know what do you think.
Best
MO
Great solution @Jean-Balteryx loved the logic.
Hi @LoisGower
There is a sneaky way to make the column names look same. I am just updating @Jean-Balteryx workflow.
Workflow:
Sneaky way is to add spaces in the column name. This way column name is different but looks same.
Size1 -> "Size"
Size2 -> "Size "
Size3 -> "Size "
Hope this helps : )
I updated mine, inspired by @atcodedog05 , to dynamically add the spaces whatever the number of columns.
@atcodedog05 and @Jean-Balteryx Thank you both so much! 🙂
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