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Challenge #366: Three Columns Are a Crowd

harrame
8 - Asteroid
8 - Asteroid
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bjkay30
8 - Asteroid
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dwstada
11 - Bolide

my solution

the output looks like the output file but does not look like the screenshotted output in the task - however, this can be easily fixed in the formula if necessary

 

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Robinvm
8 - Asteroid
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anayet1988
8 - Asteroid

Ive done it using a single formula tool

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nikbsa
5 - Atom

Add a formula tool

 

trim(IIF(IsNull([Address]), '', [Address] + ', ') +
IIF(IsNull([Apt/Unit]), '', [Apt/Unit] + ', ') +
IIF(IsNull([Zip]), '', [Zip]))

vidyasurendra
8 - Asteroid

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My solution:)

 

Gurpartap0710
7 - Meteor
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I added comma after first two columns( if not empty) ,and then concatenated the three columns. Now if last charcater was "," then last charcter was deleted.

 

boglarkalipka
8 - Asteroid

solved

trepryor
8 - Asteroid

Far from perfect, but happy with it being my first intermediate challenge!

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