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Good day,

I have the following parameters in my script:

AVE_AVENUE
BLVD_BOULEVARD
CTR_CENTRE
PL_PLACE
RD_ROAD

Each parameter is set up as a choice, when running the script you have the option to chose YES or NO for each parameter.

Later in the script I want to retrieve the parameters for which YES has been chosen. I want to create a new attribute whose value is a list of the parameter names (keep only the letters before the underscore). Let’s say AVE_AVENUE, BLVD_BOULEVARD and CTR_CENTRE are set to YES ; PL_PLACE and RD_ROAD are set to NO. A new attribute called “address” is created and its value should be: ‘AVE’, ‘BLVD’, ‘CTR’. How can I do so ? Thanks for your help.

I’d look at using a single choice parameter with a tick box

So set up like this

This is then presented as tick boxes for yes and no

Then using a parameter fetcher to create an attribute called address you get

‘AVE’ ‘BLVD’ ‘CTR’ and it’s then straightforward to swap the spaces for commas if that’s what you need

Hi @ebygomm Thank you ! It’s working fine. One last question that popped up: I have a featurewriter and I want to give the dataset the same name as the display value (and not the value itself) of another parameter for which I used a choice configuration as well. How can I do it ?

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