Alteryx Version: 2018.4
I recently sent a post and immediately receive an authentication error. I rewrote the post and am curious if it actually posted
My profile is surfside1
I am still getting an error trying to repost the following:
it keeps telling me to: Correct the highlighted errors and try again.
- There was an error while attempting to post your message. Try again in a few minutes.
I'm questioning if the Multi-Row Formula Tool is the tool to use. I have a table for Exceptions. Each row has a unique Exception ID unless it has an Extension. if it has an Extension, at the end of the row it will have an "Extension ID", "EXT New Expiration Date" and other info. So if an Exception has multiple Extensions the Exception ID will be duplicated in the table. What I would like to do is to delete the duplicate Exception ID rows with the older "EXT New Expiration Date" and keep only the newest Expiration Date row. is this where the Multi-Row Formula Tool can be used? If so I could use some help with the Row syntax. I have all the rows sorted by "Exception Id" (ASC) and "EXT New Expiration Date" (DEC). I am assuming I would continue to loop through the rows to see if the Exception ID matches the next row and (if date is newer then the next) then delete the next row (row+1)?.
I've started out with something like this:
Create a new field "Remove Extension"
IF([Exception ID] (assuming this is current row?) = ([Row+1:Exception ID])
THEN "Delete" (Row+1:[Remove Extension] (meaning put the value of "Delete" into a new field called "Remove Extension" in the next row)
ENDIF
(I would then check in another tool if that field "Remove Extension" is "Delete", I'd delete those records?)
As you can see I need help!
I've done this in multiple Access Queries and temp tables but thought it might be handled in this tool?
This replaces a temporary post I posted due to having messages delete due to authentication issues.
Thanks,
Surfside1