Is there a way to obtain a list of unchanged values then explode the list afterwards similar to how change detector can have an output list for changed values. Below is the sample workflow I’m trying to do but for unchanged values
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List Exploder for Unchanged Attributes in Change Detector
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Its done as input for visualization purposes wherein those updated and those not updated would be compared but I’ve figured out using attribute exploder does the job!
Niiice - The AttributeExploder was going to be what I would suggest based on the question, especially now that I understand your goal.
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Hmm,
Can I ask why you’re wanting to do this? Surely if it’s unchanged then everything is the same isn’t it? The change detector will put anything out of the unchanged port where the input matches the input based on the settings. It doesn’t output features per attribute.
Am I missing something here?
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Its done as input for visualization purposes wherein those updated and those not updated would be compared but I’ve figured out using attribute exploder does the job!
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Its done as input for visualization purposes wherein those updated and those not updated would be compared but I’ve figured out using attribute exploder does the job!
Niiice - The AttributeExploder was going to be what I would suggest based on the question, especially now that I understand your goal.