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Challenge #337: Create a New List from an Existing List

Tofel
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jpowellsd
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I had to sort the answers to get them to match

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daiphuongngo
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Completed

keynguyen
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bkurt
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My solution is in the attachment.

Thanks for the lesson!

daiphuongngo
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JokeFun
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The requirement says "contain international movies", but not ONLY international movies. And also the Categories field says (Action and Adventure, Documentaries, etc.), based on which I think we need to keep the full information. So my understanding is there's no need to split the Categories column.

abner-sa
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My solution.

 

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Just filter the list with:

[type] = "Movie" AND
REGEX_Match([listed_in],'.*International Movies.*')
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SandeepBabuS
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My Solution...!

 

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