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User06053, Not sure if you figured this out, but the CSV Advanced should solve your problems. Warm regards, MH
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Give this a try. You'll have to replace the inners with the fields from your database. I didn't build the code with optimization in mind, so you're welcome to tweak it as needed. CONCAT( CASE WHEN LENGTH(CONCAT('',ROUND(Sum(`SALES`), 0))) > 9 THEN CONCAT('$', CASE WHEN LENGTH(CONCAT('',ROUND(Sum(`SALES`), 0))) = 12 THEN…
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Hi, User05404, Can you give Valiant and I a sample from your ZIP column in the ODBC data set you're using? What you can try is convert your string ZIP column into a Whole Number and join it on ZIP from Zips2Fips data set - assuming your ZIP column from ODBC data set is 5 char. I haven't tested this, so please keep us…
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Hi, User05404, Without seeing the file itself; the only thing I could recommend is check the type of data you're trying to join. Are they the same data type? Same length? etc... Best wishes, Marc Ha
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Hi, Swagner, Hopefully this is of use for you. - Filter into two tables based on the criteria you mentioned below. - Add Constant 'SQD' or whatever constant you're going to replace your Supplier ID with. (You have to do it for both tables so you can append at the end.) - Set column value from your Constant column to…
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Hi, John, I'm a little confused. Isn't what you're wanting already calculated in Column E - Duration? If we look closely at what you're wanting for Friday: Sample: 1) Starting on Friday, the time elapsed between the end of their "Offline" status in row 32 (END TIME on 11/2/17 at 7:56am) to their first "On a Call" status in…
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Hi, Xerva, I'm looking for a solution on our participant tier access level to be able to do this. I need them to export the full table without having to remove our 50 limiter. Warm regards, Marc H.
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Hi, GuitarHero, I might be simpilfying this question, but would nesting your formula in a CASE statement give you what you need? Best wishes, Marc H.
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Hi, Swagner, I had a chance to play with ETL today and got something put together. Hopefully this will give you what you need; if not, give you some ideas. - The Date - Current is just using the Date Operations to give you a value. This will indicate how many 'Days until Date'. Take your 'Last Update' field (-) Current…
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Hi, Swagner, ---From an Excel formula standpoint, it would be: =IF([@[Last Update]]>TODAY(),"Future","Past")--- If you're willing to go the BEASTMODE route; you can create a flag column by using the CASE function. - This is assuming the field 'Last Update' is a DATE field. CASE WHEN `LAST UPDATE` > CURRENT_DATE() THEN…
