Add a prefix that is a constant to all values of a certain field (attribute). For example: Name, Age are 2 values of a field then they are to be replaced by Old_Name, Old_Age
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Add a prefix to field values
Best answer by takashi
Hi @raghunaren, if the "Name" and "Age" are attribute names, try using the BulkAttributeRenamer (Action: Add String Prefix). If those are attribute values, you can concatenate the constant "Old_" and each value with the StringConcatenator (or AttributeCreator or AttributeManager).
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Hi @raghunaren, if the "Name" and "Age" are attribute names, try using the BulkAttributeRenamer (Action: Add String Prefix). If those are attribute values, you can concatenate the constant "Old_" and each value with the StringConcatenator (or AttributeCreator or AttributeManager).
Hi @raghunaren, if the "Name" and "Age" are attribute names, try using the BulkAttributeRenamer (Action: Add String Prefix). If those are attribute values, you can concatenate the constant "Old_" and each value with the StringConcatenator (or AttributeCreator or AttributeManager).
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