+1Dear all,
I hope you can help to solve this question. I need to calculate Length ranges and I have as data class and Length. Can you help me please?
Class Length Lenght-ranges
A-1 100 100
A-2 250 (100-250) = 50
A-3 300 (250-300) =50
B-1 10 10
B-2 30 20
B-3 80 50
C-1 40 40
C-2 100 60
C-3 200 100
Best answer by oscard
I think now I do understand what you need.
You need to use AttributeManager enabling adjacent features:
And then create the Range attribute with a conditional value:
+21First, I would use a StringReplacer to remove the spaces around the character "=". The goal is getting:
A-1 100 100
A-2 250 (100-250)=50
A-3 300 (250-300)=50
B-1 10 10
B-2 30 20
B-3 80 50
C-1 40 40
C-2 100 60
C-3 200 100
Then I would use AttributeSplitter using a blank space " " as the character used for splitting. That way you will get a list with 3 elements in every feature:
_list{0} --> Class
_list{1} --> Length
_list{2} --> Range
+1Sorry, I was not clear. Length-ranges (column in yellow) it is what I want to get. I have only class and Length.
+21I think now I do understand what you need.
You need to use AttributeManager enabling adjacent features:
And then create the Range attribute with a conditional value:
+1I think now I do understand what you need.
You need to use AttributeManager enabling adjacent features:
And then create the Range attribute with a conditional value:
Thanks, it worked.
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