Showing organizational reporting relationships in a table

Brunswick

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Hallo,
I work In HR and I need to create and view reporting relationships in a table. The the table I am looking to produce would look something like this: The numbers represent position numbers and the levels are supervisory levels.
Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5Level 6Level 7Level 8Level 9Position Title
00096267Senior Manager
00096269Manager 1
00096277Manager 2
00096319Supervisor 1
00096325Supervisor 2
00096296Employee 1
00096404Employee 2
00096329Supervisor 3
00096330Supervisor 4
00096343Supervisor 5
00143555Supervisor 6
00096291Manager 3
00096323Manager 4
00096323Manager 5

The table that was provided to me has position numbers and their corresponding supervisor position numbers as below:
Position NumberSupervisor position number
00000774550000087183
00000774560000087458
00000774670000087183
00000774680000087183
00000774830000101819
00000774860000089540

Any help would be great as the table I am working with has about 10k rows. Positions ranging from the CEO to front line workers.
 

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Hi Brunswick,

What does the Level denotes here?

You want position number with there respective Supervisory position?
 
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Hi Brunswick,

What does the Level denotes here?

You want position number with there respective Supervisory position?
Hallo CA,
The level denotes the supervisory level; where level 1 would be the CEO, level 2 Vice Presidents, Level 3 Department Directors, etc.

Hopefully this makes sense.
 
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Hi Brunwick,

If I take the below Sample Data:
Position
Title
Position NumberSupervisor position numberLevel
Senior Manager
77455​
87183​
Level 1
Manager 1
77456​
87458​
Level 2
Manager 2
77467​
87183​
Level 1
Supervisor 1
77468​
87183​
Level 1
Supervisor 2
77483​
101819​
Level 3
Employee 1
77486​
89540​
Level 4

This is My Outcome;

Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4
Position Title/
Supervisory Position Number
87183​
87458​
101819​
89540​
Employee 1
77486​
Manager 1
77456​
Manager 2
77467​
Senior Manager
77455​
Supervisor 1
77468​
Supervisor 2
77483​
Grand Total
232390​
77456​
77483​
77486​


Just Check, if this is what you are looking for??
 
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Hi Brunwick,

If I take the below Sample Data:
Position
Title
Position NumberSupervisor position numberLevel
Senior Manager
77455​
87183​
Level 1
Manager 1
77456​
87458​
Level 2
Manager 2
77467​
87183​
Level 1
Supervisor 1
77468​
87183​
Level 1
Supervisor 2
77483​
101819​
Level 3
Employee 1
77486​
89540​
Level 4

This is My Outcome;

Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4
Position Title/
Supervisory Position Number
87183​
87458​
101819​
89540​
Employee 1
77486​
Manager 1
77456​
Manager 2
77467​
Senior Manager
77455​
Supervisor 1
77468​
Supervisor 2
77483​
Grand Total
232390​
77456​
77483​
77486​


Just Check, if this is what you are looking for??
Thanks for responding,
This is on the right track but not quiet what I am looking for. I am looking for a table that will clearly show reporting relationships. For instance Manager 1 who occupies position number 77456 reports to Senior Manager who occupies position number 77455, etc. You can remove the levels and just have position numbers as blow: i..e. each level supervises the level below it. in the table below position number 96269 and 96277 report to position number 96267.
Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5Level 6Level 7Level 8Level 9
Position #Position #Position #Position #Position #Position #Position #Position #Position #
96267​
96269​
96277​
96319​
96325​
96296​
96404​
 
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