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This is a reason for 1) shops needing fewer analysts than they used to and 2) compression in pay. Because software can do this easily, a google search will reveal plethora of of options available. But shops also have analysts (a real person) overseas doing work like these and so much more- load rent rolls and financials into the models, etc. 

 
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How would you easily sort rent rolls before loading into your model in this scenario. In the unit number row, instead of actual rents for some units, you have random charges like pet rent, concessions, etc. In this scenario, if you filter by just charge code- actual rent- you will not see the unit number for some units. And evening having vacant units makes it harder and messes it up.  Please see below example. 

Example

unit #1, actual rent $1,000

unit #3, actual rent $1,200

unit #3, pet rent $150

unit #4, actual rent $1,300

unit #5, vacant

 

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