Hi,
I have a column with same fields under different titles. I want to append the title names so as to differentiate them.
For example:
Input
| ID | 
| First Class | 
| A | 
| B | 
| C | 
| D | 
| Second Class | 
| A | 
| B | 
| C | 
Output
| ID | 
| A-First Class | 
| B-First Class | 
| C-First Class | 
| D-First Class | 
| A- Second Class | 
| B-Second Class | 
| C-Second Class | 
Is there a way to remove the headers and append it to the fields instead?
Thank you
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Hi @rajputakansha ,
@meeravijayan2011 excellent solution .
If there a logic/rule to differentiate heading and data ?
Example : data is 1 character and heading contains 'Class'
Thank you for your reply. It works great! But I am trying to make it more dynamic. For example:
Input
| IDS | 
| West Chase | 
| ABC | 
| A7%RC | 
| Host22 | 
| Swift# | 
| Hilton Ranch | 
| ABC | 
| A7%RC | 
| Host22 | 
| Date64Idea | 
Output
| IDs | 
| ABC- West Chase | 
| A7%RC- West Chase | 
| Host22- West Chase | 
| Swift#- West Chase | 
| ABC-Hilton Ranch | 
| A7%RC-Hilton Ranch | 
| Host22-Hilton Ranch | 
| Date64Idea-Hilton Ranch | 
Appreciate your suggestions!
Thanks
To make it bit easier, there is a null field before beginning of new header.
| IDS | 
| null | 
| West Chase | 
| ABC | 
| A7%RC | 
| Host22 | 
| Swift# | 
| null | 
| Hilton Ranch | 
| ABC | 
| A7%RC | 
| Host22 | 
| Date64Idea | 
It works great! Thank you
