I have a .txt file as an input in Designer. Is there a way to convert .Txt file into an image or blob to preserve the format?
The text file has a non-standard delimitation so when I try to convert to excel it's messy. I'm thinking to convert the text file into an image to preserve the formats.
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Hey @kcollado, have you looked at the Blob Convert tool?
Post the configuration of your blob tools - you are probably converting wrong - the first two (of three) blob conversions convert blob to text not vice versa.
these are my configurations for converting my text file into an image
Sorry - not quite following you here. This is turning your datastream into a blob - but it's not turning it into a specific fileformat,..
like you won't have an actual image(unless you had an image/converted it to text and are then reconverting it) if that's the case - i'd recommend image in the reporting tool palette?
@kcollado you don't want to be using the Blob Input tool - this is for when you already have a blob/image and want to convert from that format as @apathetichell mentioned. Also, in your Blob Convert tool you're currently pointing towards the [FullPath] field that comes from your Directory tool. You'll instead want to select the field containing your actual .txt data from that dropdown and convert that into a blob.
yeah - you can convert [FullPath] to a blob - but you are just converting the text in that field (ie the fullpath of the file) to a blob. I guess the question here is:
What are you trying to do - can you sketch out your workflow - if so I'm sure @DataNath or one of us can point you in the proper direction.
Thank you both for the prompt responses and inputs!
so generally, I have a .txt file that I want to convert into an image. That image will be attached to the email body in the email output. Would it be possible?
This is an example of the text file:
This is how I want it to show in the email output:
hmmm - not ideal because of formatting - but you can try to shoot it over to a table tool or report text and then a render. render will allow you to output it as a .png.