im not sure if i can explain this well and i cant upload a sample due to work uploading restrictions.
but i have a list of lets say 10 jobs (the real list is actually much bigger but under 100) (for now)... each job has required materials. the number of materials vary; 1 job may have 2, another may have 4, etc.
what i need to do is find a way to identify which jobs have the identical list of materials. my data is organized by listing each job number and 1 of the materials. so if this job has 4 materials, the job # is listed 4 times, with each row containing a diff Cat#
JobA...>Cat1
JobA...>Cat2
JobA...>Cat3
JobA...>Cat4
...and so on
so jobB may have 4 cat#'s but the could be all different or just 1. JobE could have the exact same number and exact same materials. thats what i need to identify.... which jobs have the same exact materials list.
i feel like the solution is right under my nose, but i just got back from a conference where i was out for 3 days, working on 4.5hrs of sleep (flight was delayed).
can you help!?
but i have a list of lets say 10 jobs (the real list is actually much bigger but under 100) (for now)... each job has required materials. the number of materials vary; 1 job may have 2, another may have 4, etc.
what i need to do is find a way to identify which jobs have the identical list of materials. my data is organized by listing each job number and 1 of the materials. so if this job has 4 materials, the job # is listed 4 times, with each row containing a diff Cat#
JobA...>Cat1
JobA...>Cat2
JobA...>Cat3
JobA...>Cat4
...and so on
so jobB may have 4 cat#'s but the could be all different or just 1. JobE could have the exact same number and exact same materials. thats what i need to identify.... which jobs have the same exact materials list.
i feel like the solution is right under my nose, but i just got back from a conference where i was out for 3 days, working on 4.5hrs of sleep (flight was delayed).
can you help!?