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How to combine match 2 different attributes to a single attribute

  • April 28, 2016
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Hi,

I'm new to FME and this should be an easy thing to do. I'm trying to work out the distance of buildings and waterbodies from a structure foundation using the neighbour finder and exporting to Excel. I've been able to work out the distances but I end up with the building distance and waterbody distance on 2 separate rows with 2 identical foundation references as shown below.

I want to be able to combine the 2 distances (Building and Waterbody) onto single line with a single foundation reference like below. How can this be done?

Best answer by erik_jan

The FeatureMerger is the way to go.

Merge both lines on the attribute Foundation Ref.

The Merged output will contain all attributes from both lines.

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  • April 28, 2016

The FeatureMerger is the way to go.

Merge both lines on the attribute Foundation Ref.

The Merged output will contain all attributes from both lines.

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  • adam6780
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  • April 29, 2016

Thanks, worked like a charm.

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