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1. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Try this LOD
IF { FIXED [Name] : SUM([Number of Records]) } > 1 Then "Yes"
Else "No"
END
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2. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Hi Mark,
thanks for the reply.
The LOD is "valid". However, it returns "Null" only.
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3. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Hi ferdaws.mahmody,
It sounds like a mission for LOOKUP
Something like:
IF NAME = LOOKUP([NAME]),-1
THEN PREVIOUS_VALUE(1)+1
ELSE 1
END
Have a look at this thread, it's an interesting guide about how to do this: How to identify duplicates
If you need more assistance, let me know
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Lénaïc RIÉDINGER, Global Community Engineer Tableau
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4. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Hi Lenaic,
actually, I am looking for sth. like the the LOD Mark suggested:
Not sure why it returns "Null".
Thank You.
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6. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Thank you. You also have "Null" in the Data Set. However, I Need the "Yes" and "No" in the data set as I would like to do further Operations in that calculated field.
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7. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Deepak Rai
Oct 27, 2017 10:01 AM
Where Do you See Null Here??
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8. Re: Identify Duplicates with Calculated Fields
Add a Null check (try this)
IF ISNULL({ FIXED [Name] : SUM([Number of Records]) }) Then 'No'
ElseIF { FIXED [Name] : SUM([Number of Records]) } > 1 Then "Yes"
Else "No"
END
