EDITED AT THE BOTTOM
Hello everyone,
I have an API call which receives 3 url's (in the future, it will be more). I get 3 rows in my DownloadData column, which then go through a JSON parse, then a select and a filter until I have just 1 column with the data that I want.
However, I want to have 3 columns instead of 1 column - I want to know which data came out of which url.
How can I automatize this? I've noticed that if I output my JSON parse to a .csv file, I get different files, because I am using this:
Based on my column "type", it know to which of the 3 urls it refers to.
However, I don't want anything file-based.
How can I separate the output of my JSON Parse directly to the number of url's that I have? If not possible from the JSON Parse onwards, it could also be from the Download tool forward, when I have 3 DownloadData rows.
Thank you very much for your help.
EDIT:
Okay, I realized that I already have the data more or less how I want it. In my final table, I have 2 columns, one with the url from which the data was taken, and another one with the data returned. How do I now split this table into 3 tables? Of course I want this to work as well when I increase the number of urls.
Hi @cutehappybear (great name),
can you post the data (mock is fine) showing what you're trying to do?
M.
Of course @mceleavey!
A | 123456 |
A | 4535435 |
A | 343242 |
B | 988798797 |
B | 87876 |
B | 713123 |
C | 23424 |
C | 32432 |
Currently what I have is a table that looks like that, and I want to split it to 3 tables, one for type A, one for type B and one for type C.
But in an automized why, in which if I have more types, it will still work.
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