+6Hi,
I want to split an address which are in range (from-to) example 12-24 Collins Street, into separate
attributes:
12 Collins Street
14 Collins Street
16 Collins Street
18 Collins Street
20 Collins Street
22 Collins Street
24 Collins Street
I thought of doing it with a pythoncaller, but could get it to work well
Any suggestions
Best answer by rudy_v
All of the above solutions above worked for me. Great work all of you.
We use this kind of address splitting and matching all the time. Previously i did the splitting in Access with code and later in SQL, but it is much easier in FME running on server
I will use this in my GeoCoding service, probably build a custom transformer
I would like to accept all 3, but it seems you can only have 1
Rudy
+5I believe this can be done without resorting to Python. I've had a quick look at it and I think I have a possible solution using AttributeSplitters and a Cloner. It works for the example you provided. I've attached an example workspace. Let me know if this is what you were looking for!
+18Hi,
I agree with @kim, python is not necessary, but probably can provide a solution.
I have attached my take on it, which is 100% FME....
Hope this helps,createadressrange.fmw
+7Hi @rudy_v,
This question can indeed be solved using Python but there is also a pure FME option. My suggestion can be found below. If you would like to use Python anyway, just let us know and we will help you with that!
The used method in the workspace below is calculating the range, the number of addresses to add, afterwards you clone the feature and update the address field.
Good luck!
+18Hi,
I agree with @kim, python is not necessary, but probably can provide a solution.
I have attached my take on it, which is 100% FME....
Hope this helps,createadressrange.fmw
+6All of the above solutions above worked for me. Great work all of you.
We use this kind of address splitting and matching all the time. Previously i did the splitting in Access with code and later in SQL, but it is much easier in FME running on server
I will use this in my GeoCoding service, probably build a custom transformer
I would like to accept all 3, but it seems you can only have 1
Rudy
+59All of the above solutions above worked for me. Great work all of you.
We use this kind of address splitting and matching all the time. Previously i did the splitting in Access with code and later in SQL, but it is much easier in FME running on server
I will use this in my GeoCoding service, probably build a custom transformer
I would like to accept all 3, but it seems you can only have 1
Rudy
