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kthakk7
7 - Meteor

I have a table pulled into Alteryx similar to the one below called the Alteryx Table. I am looking to do a count for each ID for every string in F.Name to result in a count as shown below:

 

Result:

ID                                    Code                             Corp                             F.Name

19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                         7

 

Alteryx Table:

ID                                    Code                             Corp                             F.Name

19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                         Inc.                       
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                  Inc.             
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                   QUALITY               
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                  QMC MIDCO             
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                EMI MidCo        
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                QMC Holdings   
19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                                QMC-EMI
19C:7782260-2:V1    7782260-2    Waterfall                                                                           

 

Although all the IDs are the same there is no string in the last row so that would not be counted therefore resulting in a count of 7. In Excel I was using the Countif function, but I can't seem to figure out how to apply that same logic in Alteryx using the formula tool.

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mceleavey
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

Hi @kthakk7 ,

 

This is achieved by grouping in the Sum tool and removing those rows that have no F.Name value:

 

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Hope this helps,

 

M.

 

 

 

 



Bulien

kthakk7
7 - Meteor

I realized I mistyped above. The second ID since it is unique from the first we wouldn't want to eliminate that row of data but instead see a 0

 

Result:

ID                                    Code                             Corp                  F.Name

19C:7782260-1:V1    7782260-1    Waterfall                         7
19C:7782260-2:V1 7782260-1    Waterfall                         0
mceleavey
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

@kthakk7 ,

 

I've applied that change for you.

 

M.



Bulien

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