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Counting consecutive days

Deano478
12 - Quasar

Hey folks,

 

I have a bit of an issue I'm struggling with that could possibly be simple I'm not sure. What I have is a sample dataset as seen below that contains leave for dummy individuals. What I am trying to do is based on the Leave_Date column is get a count of how many consecutive days a person if off for.

 

Below is a sample of the data albeit cleaned up to look nice.

 

Hopefully that makes sense

 

NameIDLeave_DateLeave_TypeApprovedYearEmail
Dean118/04/2023Annual Leave12023dean@test.com
Dean119/04/2023Annual Leave12023dean@test.com
Dean120/04/2023Annual Leave12023dean@test.com
Dean121/04/2023Annual Leave12023dean@test.com
Dean124/04/2023Sick Leave12023dean@test.com
Dean125/04/2023Sick Leave12023dean@test.com
Tom226/04/2023Sick Leave12023Tom@test.com
Tom227/04/2023Sick Leave12023Tom@test.com
Tom228/04/2023Sick Leave12023Tom@test.com
Tom229/04/2023Annual Leave12023Tom@test.com
Tom202/05/2023Annual Leave12023Tom@test.com
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Luke_C
17 - Castor

Hi @Deano478 

 

I think the multi-row formula tool could help, how does something like this look? It uses the date time functions to check if the row is 1 day more than the previous record. This might get hairy depending on how you want to account for weekends. 

Luke_C_0-1681826357269.png

 

 

FinnCharlton
13 - Pulsar

Hi @Deano478, here's a way to do it with a multi-row formula:

FinnCharlton_0-1681826620515.png

 

Clifford_Coon
11 - Bolide

Hi Deano,

 

A multi-row formula works here.

 

convert to Alteryx date, sort and use multi-row formula.

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Deano478
12 - Quasar

@Luke_C @FinnCharlton  and @Clifford_Coon  much appreciated for you taking the time to gimme a hand the use of the Multi Row formula worked like a charm. Its definitely a tool I need to get more familiar with

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