Summary

This operation is used for splitting data columns.

E.g. Making three columns out of one column.

Configuration

Input settings of existing table

Name

Value

Opt.

Description

Example

Mapping

System.Object

opt.

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Settings

Name

Value

Opt.

Description

Example

Separator

System.String

  • ,
  • ;
  • _
  • .
  • :
  • |
  • #
  • *
  • '
  • Blank
  • Tabulator
  • -

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This character separates the individual data columns

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Remarks

This operation is often used to separate data for searches, or for output data.

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Examples

Example: Split one column into six columns

Situation

The content of column A should be separated into three different columns:

Settings

Result

Of course these columns are not in the right format and have the wrong column names.

Use Format columns 2.0 to correct the format:

Use the Rename, reorder and delete columns 2.0 operator to rename your columns:

The Result of both operators looks like this:

Project File

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Example: Split one column into three columns

Situation

The content of column A Identifier should be separated into three different columns:

Settings

Result

Project-File

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Troubleshooting

Nothing known up to now.


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