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Can Monarch handle a semi structured excel spreadsheet. The actual spreadsheet is 146,000 lines daily and I need to ultimately pull the data for only one of the accounts. I have attached an example
What version of Monarch are you using? If you have Data Prep Studio v2020 or better this is pretty trivial with the introduction of Excel trapping. I have attached a sample workspace with some of the data captured and you would just have to filter out the account number you would like to have. I had to zip the workspace in order to attach.
Chris, thank you for your response. I am currently using Version 15.3.0.20425. I will look at what it will take to upgrade to gain the additional benefits of the later version. I will review what you attached and follow back up. Thanks again for taking a look.
Here is a version for 15.3. Takes a little more manipulation but this should work for you.
Chris, thank you again for your help. I reviewed the projects you created and I was able to load Data Prep Studio V2020 and that was a big help. I have completed my project. Thanks again.
%let pgm=utl-monarch-altair-personal-slc-combine-two-tables-in-one-excel-sheet;
%stop_submission;
Monarch altair personal slc combine two tables in one excel sheet
Too long to post here, see github
community.altair https://community.altair.com/discussion/5965/semi-structured-excel-spreadsheet?tab=accepted&utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=monarch%20excel
github https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/utl-monarch-altair-personal-slc-combine-two-tables-in-one-excel-sheet
SOLUTION REQUIRES THAT NAMED RANGES BE CREATED MANUALLY
Create two named ranges manually, named upper and lower. It is possble to create the ranges programtically. You would have to identifiy the ranges using the first datastep below, that extracts the account numbers.
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