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  • September 13, 2016
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lazarlubomir
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Hello,

I solve problem with attribute diversity. I need to merge values of 2 attributes into 1 attribute. Check the pic below please:

I need to get fully filled attribute igds_rotat - so values should be like that:

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

296,67

How can I reach that, please?

Thank so much

Lubo

Best answer by redgeographics

You could use an AttributeCreator or AttributeManager to add them up but it's maybe best to use a conditional value.

So if attr1 has a value that's used, otherwise it'll use the value from attr2 to fill attr1 (and remove attr2 afterwards). This does assume it's always a case of either one of them having a value, not both.

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You could use an AttributeCreator or AttributeManager to add them up but it's maybe best to use a conditional value.

So if attr1 has a value that's used, otherwise it'll use the value from attr2 to fill attr1 (and remove attr2 afterwards). This does assume it's always a case of either one of them having a value, not both.


lazarlubomir
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  • September 13, 2016

You could use an AttributeCreator or AttributeManager to add them up but it's maybe best to use a conditional value.

So if attr1 has a value that's used, otherwise it'll use the value from attr2 to fill attr1 (and remove attr2 afterwards). This does assume it's always a case of either one of them having a value, not both.

Thank you, it works!