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Hello all,
Is it possible to fold few attributes into a column and their values of each attribute into an other column .
Thanks in advance.
Best,
Raj.
Yes it is. Look at using Generate Attributes for this.
Yeah. I did look at the functions in generate attributes operator. Can you please help me out with the operator?
Raj
Yeah. I looked at the functions in generate attributes operator. But I couldn't find it. Can you please help me out with the specific operator, that is used to do this?
use the search bar in the Operator view and search for "Generate Attributes."
Hi Raj,
You could e.g. generate an Attribute named Concatenated and use the function concat(Att1,"_",Att2) to concatenate the values of the polynominal Attributes Att1 and Att2 using an underscore.
If you can you provide a short example what you have and what result you are expecting, we could provide a more detailed help.
Edin
I have used de-pivot operator to achieve it.
Appreciate your help.
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