There is a video tutorial. I've done it a few times and it works fairly well.
https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/31701/transpose-a-table-using-fme.html
This is how I would approach this
- Create a the new attribute named according to the Filter type
- Aggregate the records based on the name
- Expose the newly created attributes
- Remove the now unneeded filter attributes
You probably also want a null attribute mapper if you want missing values to be set to 0
This is how I would approach this
- Create a the new attribute named according to the Filter type
- Aggregate the records based on the name
- Expose the newly created attributes
- Remove the now unneeded filter attributes
You probably also want a null attribute mapper if you want missing values to be set to 0
Thank you for the help! I cannot tell what I am doing wrong here?
Thank you for the help! I cannot tell what I am doing wrong here?
In the attribute creator you have not selected the Filter type attribute correctly, you need to use the drop down arrow, and choose attribute value, then choose filter type. It should then display as @Value(FILTER_TYPE)
In the attribute creator you have not selected the Filter type attribute correctly, you need to use the drop down arrow, and choose attribute value, then choose filter type. It should then display as @Value(FILTER_TYPE)
Oh jeez, Amazing! Thanks so much.