Table Transformer - concatenate data from multiple rows based on criteria

Joel Tabares September 24, 2020

Hi,

SQL functions in Table Transformer is limited that i'm having trouble concatenating/merging data from multiple rows.

 

Table

Project  | Remarks

P1   |  The quick brown

P1   |  Fox jumps

P2   |  Over the

P2   |  Lazy dog

 

I need it to produce the output below:

Project | Remarks

P1   | The quick brown Fox jumps

P2   | Over the Lazy dog

 

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Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}
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September 25, 2020

Hi @Joel Tabares ,

It seems that's a duplicate question for this one.

Let me repeat the answer here:

There are two options to resolve your case: the Table Transformer macro and the Pivot Table macro.

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Option 1. Table Transformer

Use the following custom SQL query: SELECT T1.'Project', SUM(T1.'Remarks' + " ") AS 'Remarks' FROM T1 GROUP BY T1.'Project'

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Option 2. Pivot Table

Recreate the settings from the screenshots below:

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Sofia Kargioti _QC Analytics_
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October 1, 2020

Thanks @Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}  it worked for me

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Bastian Stehmann
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September 24, 2020

Hi Joel,

 

if you could add an ID to your source table, like this

 

ID | Project | Remarks

1   | P1   |  The quick brown

2   | P1   |  Fox jumps

3   | P2   |  Over the

4   | P2   |  Lazy dog

It works with this sql.

SELECT concat (a.'Remarks'," ", b.'Remarks') FROM T1 a, T1 b where a.'Project'=b.'Project' and a.'ID'<b.'ID'

 

Usually I would use the rownum instead of the ID in SQL, but that didn't work for me in the table transformer.

Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_
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September 25, 2020

Hi @Bastian Stehmann ,

ROWNUM() function returns the current row number. You can try to use it instead of the ID column.

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September 25, 2020

Ah, great, thank you very much.

Joel Tabares September 25, 2020

Thank you all. Yes it was a duplicate question. I accidentally created the first one under the product Jira and couldn't delete it so i created the same question under Confluence.  I have what i need now. Thanks again!

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