Hi All,
I am working on a use case where I have below sample data -
Main | Source 1 | Source 2 | Source 3 | ||||||||
Name | City | Country | Name | City | Country | Name | City | Country | Name | City | Country |
Jon | Hamburg | Germany | Jon | Hamburg | Germany | Jon | Hamburg | Germany | Jon | Hamburg | Germany |
Evan | Mumbai | India | Riya | Bangalore | India | Evan | Mumbai | India | Evan | Mumbai | India |
Lily | Sydney | Australia | Lily | Sydney | Australia | Thomas | Milan | Italy | Gary | Sydney | Australia |
Here I need to compare the main section with all sources - source 1, source 2 and source 3.
For e.g., Compare Name in Main with Name in Source 1, Source 2 and Source 3. If matches write Source 1 Name value in output in green color
For e.g., Compare City in Main with City in Source 1, Source 2 and Source 3. If does not match write Source 1 City value in output in red color
There are more scenarios. But to start with, could you please help me to understand what would be the best approach?
Shall I first split input file to 4 different inputs then compare? Or can I do it keeping them in same input.
Thanks a lot,
Rachana
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Putting sample data again in image format as earlier format is not correct
Hi All,
Could anyone please help in this regard?
Hi @rachana19 ,
Quick fix.
Change the "start data import on line" in the input tool configuration to 2. Like below.
The data will be transformed to like below which will be easy for manipulation and applying condition.
Hope this helps
Cheers and Happy Analyzing 🙂
Could you share the sample data source in excel.
Thanks for the solution. I could use this to compare the fields from the same source.