We would like to implement a survivorship rule that will choose the most frequent value but when there is a tie, we would like to use a ranking expression from a last modified date date field. Is that possible?
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Stéphanie FOURRIER
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almost 3 years ago
Absolutely. Implement your Most Frequent Value logic for the Consolidation Strategy. Then in the Ranking Expression, you can add your tie breaker logic. See the screenshot for an example:
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Stéphanie FOURRIER
said
almost 3 years ago
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Absolutely. Implement your Most Frequent Value logic for the Consolidation Strategy. Then in the Ranking Expression, you can add your tie breaker logic. See the screenshot for an example:
Stéphanie FOURRIER
We would like to implement a survivorship rule that will choose the most frequent value but when there is a tie, we would like to use a ranking expression from a last modified date date field. Is that possible?
Absolutely. Implement your Most Frequent Value logic for the Consolidation Strategy. Then in the Ranking Expression, you can add your tie breaker logic. See the screenshot for an example:
Stéphanie FOURRIER
Absolutely. Implement your Most Frequent Value logic for the Consolidation Strategy. Then in the Ranking Expression, you can add your tie breaker logic. See the screenshot for an example:
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