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With String concatenator, can I only concatenate an output for rows where data is null or blank in a different field? Example: I have a field with addresses, only some entries are null or blank. I do have house numbers and street names in their own respective fields for every entry. I want to concatenate ONLY rows where the full address field is null or blank
Best answer by takashi
Hi,
I think there are at least two approaches:
1. Use a Tester to determine if the full address field is null or blank; concatenate strings for Passed features with a StringConcatenator.
2. Use the Conditional Value setting functionality of the AttributeCreator. If the full address field is null or blank, create a concatenated string and assign it to the field. Otherwise, do nothing.
Takashi
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Hi,
I think there are at least two approaches:
1. Use a Tester to determine if the full address field is null or blank; concatenate strings for Passed features with a StringConcatenator.
2. Use the Conditional Value setting functionality of the AttributeCreator. If the full address field is null or blank, create a concatenated string and assign it to the field. Otherwise, do nothing.
Takashi