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I find myself really struggling with this one and in the past you guys have
all ways come up with the goods, so don't let me down this time! Let me explain my problem in simple form: - 1.) I start with an invoice 2.) One invoice holds many product lines 3.) An invoice fails, on this invoice there could be 1 line, 2 lines or 20 lines failing 4.) Within this invoice (failing product lines) alpha numeric codes are provided to help us understand how to fix these individual problems My end goal is to understand an average mode failure for each invoice. Let me provide an example invoice: - Invoice number Product Error 123456 Coke can AB123 123456 Lemonade can AC123 123456 Milk carton AC123 123456 Juice container AC123 Now from the above even though there are 4 lines this is actually one invoice, when you uniquely identify the invoice numbers I'll get the top one and when I look across I'll see error code AB123 which isn't a fair reflection for this invoice. Any help/advice would be warmly welcomed! Thanks, James. |
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