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r3570
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi Team,

 

Request anyone to please kindly help with the below query.

 

I have a question where the data is as below:

 

TEST RESULT TIMEPOINT
FU-ABC-1298 4.5 6
FU-ABC-1298 0 0
FU-ABC-1299 7.5 6
FU-ABC-1299 0 0
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    

 

My output should look like below:

 

 

TEST RESULT TIMEPOINT
FU-ABC-1298 4.5 6
FU-ABC-1298 0 0
FU-ABC-1299 7.5 6
FU-ABC-1299 0 0
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
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r3570
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi Team,

 

Request anyone to please kindly help with the below query.

 

I have a question where the data is as below:

 

TEST RESULT TIMEPOINT
FU-ABC-1298 4.5 6
FU-ABC-1298 0 0
FU-ABC-1299 7.5 6
FU-ABC-1299 0 0
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1298    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    
ABC-1299    

 

My output should look like below:

 

 

TEST RESULT TIMEPOINT
FU-ABC-1298 4.5 6
FU-ABC-1298 0 0
FU-ABC-1299 7.5 6
FU-ABC-1299 0 0
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1298 4.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
ABC-1299 7.5  
s_lassen
Meteorite | Level 14

Just one question: what does the TIMEPOINT variable do, and why is it mostly missing?

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