i'm trying to get it so that i get something like this. they are all in the same table how would i go about doing this
ID | Name | Name2 | Helper | Helper2 | ID | Name | Name2 | Helper | Helper2 | |
1 | Dave | Dave | Dave | Dave | --> | 1 | Lucas | Lucas | Lucas | Lucas |
2 | Dave | Dave | Rachel | Mira | --> | 2 | Lucas | Lucas | Rune | Gerald |
3 | Jan | Jan | Louise | Louise | --> | 3 | Patrick | Patrick | Marie | Marie |
4 | Jan | Jan | Jan | Jan | --> | 4 | Patrick | Patrick | Patrick | Patrick |
5 | Rachel | Mira | Louise | Dave | --> | 5 | Rune | Gerald | Marie | Lucas |
6 | Mira | Rachel | Mira | Rachel | --> | 6 | Gerald | Rune | Gerald | Rune |
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Hi, thank you for your forum post.
I believe that you also submitted a support ticket to us at Redgate.
I am little confused by your message.
I suspect you need to be using a Substitution Rule and select the Data Set that may have many values so that the same names do not keep appearing.
Do the following help documents on getting started and substitution rules help you?
Many Thanks
Eddie
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