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13 years 4 weeks ago #2182
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Normalise data from Excel to Access - Post(2182) was created by Aaron Hamilton
Hi I have a template with multiple columns of data forecasting for 30 months, each line has 12 text columns used to describe the transaction then there could be up to 30 number entries in the month columns.
Can I use Flowheater to import to Access and combine the 30 Month columns into one, each value would have to have an individual line and be identified by which column it was entered in i.e Column "201112 with value of 100" would need to be split into 2 columns with one showing "201112" and the other "100" also each line would have to have the Descriptive columns repeated.
I hope this makes sense.
Can I use Flowheater to import to Access and combine the 30 Month columns into one, each value would have to have an individual line and be identified by which column it was entered in i.e Column "201112 with value of 100" would need to be split into 2 columns with one showing "201112" and the other "100" also each line would have to have the Descriptive columns repeated.
I hope this makes sense.
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13 years 4 weeks ago #2184
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Robert Stark
Replied by FlowHeater-Team on topic Re:Normalise data from Excel to Access - Post(2184)
Hi Aaron,
I think it's possible but I'm not sure if I've understand you correctly? Could you please post a short example like this?
Source format
Header
Dataline1
Dataline2
Purpose format
Access Field Names
Field1, Field2, ...
If I have the example format I’ll make a brief example for you.
Note: You can combine 2 or more fields with the String Append Heater .
I think it's possible but I'm not sure if I've understand you correctly? Could you please post a short example like this?
Source format
Header
Dataline1
Dataline2
Purpose format
Access Field Names
Field1, Field2, ...
If I have the example format I’ll make a brief example for you.
Note: You can combine 2 or more fields with the String Append Heater .
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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13 years 4 weeks ago #2187
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Replied by Aaron Hamilton on topic Re:Normalise data from Excel to Access - Post(2187)
Hi
I have attached an excel book with a tab that shows the template structure and one that showsth Access table structure. I hope it makes sense
I have attached an excel book with a tab that shows the template structure and one that showsth Access table structure. I hope it makes sense
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13 years 3 weeks ago #2188
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Replied by FlowHeater-Team on topic Re:Normalise data from Excel to Access - Post(2188)
Hi Aaron,
It is possible but a bit tricky.
First you need one GroupOut Heater . This Heater makes copies from each row on the READ Side, in the example eleven for one year. The current row plus eleven copies = 12 months.
Then you need two .NET Script Heater , one for the Accounting_Period and one for the Volume.
Accounting_Period) This Script gets from the AutoID Heater (with GroupOut option) one Input Parameter. With this parameter the script generates the output Date string. This is necessary because there´s no way to get the field header name
Volume) This Script gets also one input parameter form a AutoID Heater (with GroupOut option) and 12 more parameters - the months fields from the certain year. Note: You have to use the right input order.
I've made a brief example how you can do that. Hope this helps?
It is possible but a bit tricky.
First you need one GroupOut Heater . This Heater makes copies from each row on the READ Side, in the example eleven for one year. The current row plus eleven copies = 12 months.
Then you need two .NET Script Heater , one for the Accounting_Period and one for the Volume.
Accounting_Period) This Script gets from the AutoID Heater (with GroupOut option) one Input Parameter. With this parameter the script generates the output Date string. This is necessary because there´s no way to get the field header name
Volume) This Script gets also one input parameter form a AutoID Heater (with GroupOut option) and 12 more parameters - the months fields from the certain year. Note: You have to use the right input order.
I've made a brief example how you can do that. Hope this helps?
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