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[rippes]

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[clmc9601]

Hi @rippes,

What tool are you doing the "group function" in? Can you send screenshots of your tool configuration, data before, and data after this tool? 

[rippes]

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[clmc9601]

Hi @rippes,

Actually you're on the right track! Since you have 5 million records, summarize alphabetized/sorted your stores. So all the products from store 1 are showing up at the top. I would add a sort tool and a sample tool after your summarize. Sort by count descending. Then the sample tool, show first 5/10/100 (whatever you want) products grouped by store. Then you will be able to see the results rather than scrolling through so many records.

Hope this helps!

[clmc9601]

Actually the sort tool should have two fields:

store ascending (or descending, doesn't matter)

count descending

[rippes]

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[clmc9601]

If you want to show only the very top product by store, use the sample tool for this. Like I mentioned above, sort your results and then sample the "First n" and set n=1, grouped by store.

[clmc9601]

Hi @rippes,

The best way to resolve your post on the community is to locate the reply that worked for you and click "mark as solution". For the future, you can keep your original posting so that future community members with your same problem can benefit from your resolution! Also I would greatly appreciate if you marked my post as a solution 🙂 solutions are incentive for community members to keep helping