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  • March 28, 2018
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salvaleonrp
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I have a workspace that can generate a table with permutations of rows = 1 to x and rows = 1 to x to possibly create table variations from 1x1 up to at most 10x10 (see pictures). I'm looking for suggestions on how I can create images out of the table created. I'd like to see the format similar to the picture I attached. My 3rd sample is a 12x12. I'm using this pictures for a underground conduit inspection form. Sequence as well as matching picture matter to the users. Attached is my workspace to generate each table. I'd love to be able to create all 100 pictures using one workspace.

Best answer by takashi

Hi @salvaleonrp, this workflow creates 100 csv tables - "table_1x1.csv" to "table_100x100.csv". Hopefully you can convert the resulting tables to desired images with the tool you used to create the images (4x4.png etc.) attached to your question.

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takashi
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  • March 29, 2018

Hi @salvaleonrp, this workflow creates 100 csv tables - "table_1x1.csv" to "table_100x100.csv". Hopefully you can convert the resulting tables to desired images with the tool you used to create the images (4x4.png etc.) attached to your question.


salvaleonrp
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  • March 29, 2018

thanks @takashi, I appreciate the help. I used the snippet tool of windows. However Injust remembered of a command line tool that I’ve used in the past to convert text to image which really worked well with FME. Thanks!