I was wondering how to have a constant value write to a different field in my record using StringReplacer. In the example below, if TIM Number = 89, I would like to have the constant ELITE written into the Meter_Type field.
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Having StringReplacer write to another field in the record
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Another option is to use the AttributeManager with conditional values.
Hope this helps.
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Another option is to use the AttributeManager with conditional values.
Hope this helps.
I was unsuccessful doing this with the StringReplacer, so I ended up using the AttributeManager, setting the value for Meter Type using a Conditional Value for TIM Number defined in the Attribute Value column. FME Support told me that this bug using StringReplacer is fixed in the FME 2017 release.