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Creator II
Creator II

Combine two records into one

Hi,

I have two records coming from the source system because one text field column is very large…see attached.  The user only wants to see one record instead of two. The data from the source system cannot be changed. Is there a way I can do this in the data model or UI using a concatenate function or similar?

Thanks for the help!

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

You can do it both in the UI and in the script using the concat function. In the script you need to include the other fields in a group by clause:

Data:

First 1

LOAD No.,

     [Date First Received],

     [Address 1],

     [Address 2],

     [Address 3],

     CITY,

     State,

     Zip,

     Country,

     concat([Company Narrative],' ') as [Company Narrative]

FROM

TB22_20130227_103839.xls

(biff, embedded labels, header is 1 lines, table is [Sheet1$])

group by No., [Date First Received], [Address 1], [Address 2], [Address 3],

          CITY, State, Zip, Country ;

In the UI you can use concat in an expression: concat([Company Narrative], ' ')


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

You can do it both in the UI and in the script using the concat function. In the script you need to include the other fields in a group by clause:

Data:

First 1

LOAD No.,

     [Date First Received],

     [Address 1],

     [Address 2],

     [Address 3],

     CITY,

     State,

     Zip,

     Country,

     concat([Company Narrative],' ') as [Company Narrative]

FROM

TB22_20130227_103839.xls

(biff, embedded labels, header is 1 lines, table is [Sheet1$])

group by No., [Date First Received], [Address 1], [Address 2], [Address 3],

          CITY, State, Zip, Country ;

In the UI you can use concat in an expression: concat([Company Narrative], ' ')


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
Anonymous
Not applicable

Ashwin,

You can concatenate two or more records into one on load from the first table:

Load

No,

"Date First Recieived",

...

concat("Company Narrative", '') as "Company Narrative"

From ...

GROUP BY

No,

"Date First Recieived",

...

Regards,

Michael

regowins
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Thanks, both were helpful!