I've come across what I thought should be a simple problem, but I can't quite figure it out. I have a table that's the result of an expression that could have a column like this in certain instances:
Row Key Index
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What I want is to keep only rows with a unique row key so that I can get the correct single index value (the red value). Using distinct/values wouldn't help because it would still show the 1st or 2nd row in the table, where as I want those rows that contain a row key that exists in the table more than once to be fully excluded. I can't rely on position of the index because it varies, so I don't think min/max would work. I have this calculation as part of a complicated calculated column so there are memory concerns as well. Is there an easy answer to this that I'm missing?
Thanks,
Josh
Row Key Index
AH4000 | 1 |
AH4000 | 2 |
AP9999 | 3 |
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</tbody>
What I want is to keep only rows with a unique row key so that I can get the correct single index value (the red value). Using distinct/values wouldn't help because it would still show the 1st or 2nd row in the table, where as I want those rows that contain a row key that exists in the table more than once to be fully excluded. I can't rely on position of the index because it varies, so I don't think min/max would work. I have this calculation as part of a complicated calculated column so there are memory concerns as well. Is there an easy answer to this that I'm missing?
Thanks,
Josh