Hash160 - script and chart function

Hash160() returns a 160-bit hash of the combined input expression values. The result is a 27-character string. Hash values are useful for masking personal identifiable information (PII), such as customer names, social security numbers, or account numbers.

Syntax:

Hash160(expr{, expression})

Return data type: string

Example	Result
Hash160 ( 'abc', 'xyz', '123' )	Returns 'MA&5]6+3=:>;>G%S<US2I:`=X'.
Hash160 ( Region, Year, Month ) Note: Region, Year, and Month are table fields.	Returns 'G7*=6GKPJ(Z+)^KM?<$'AI.)?U$'.

Example

Result

Hash160 ( 'abc', 'xyz', '123' )

Returns 'MA&5]6+3=:>;>G%S<U*S2I:`=X*'.

Hash160 ( Region, Year, Month )

Note: Region, Year, and Month are table fields.

Returns 'G7*=6GKPJ(Z+)^KM?<$'AI.)?U$'.

Hash_160:
Load *, 
Hash160(Region, Year, Month) as Hash160;
Load * inline [
Region, Year, Month
abc, xyz, 123
EU, 2022, 01
UK, 2022, 02
US, 2022, 02 ];

Result

Region	Year	Month	Hash160
abc	xyz	123	MA&5]6+3=:>;>G%S<US2I:`=X
EU	2022	01	B40^K&[T@!;VB'XR]<5=//_F853
UK	2022	02	O5T;+1?[B&"F&1//MA[MN!T"FWZ
US	2022	02	C6@#]4#_G-(]J7EQY#KRW`@KF+W

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