See the attached file.
Originally I had a problem where I wanted to split the text to column by delimiter and needed to line up to record position. This community was able to help me solve this issue so everything lined up correctly and I was able to export John to one excel file then Debra to a separate excel file.
Name: State Income Subincome
John Alabama 4132 132
John Arizona 5100 452
John New York 2004 654
John Georgia 10400 128
Debra Alabama 4020 858
Debra Arizona 5234 562
Debra Connecticut 2100 125
Debra New York 10000 222
Debra Georgia 1520 321
Would it be possible to export to separate excel files for John & Debra but having their name appear as a header in A1 for Example John would be:
John
State Income Subincome
Alabama 4132 132
Arizona 5100 452
New York 2004 654
Georgia 10400 128
Debra's excel file would be:
Debra
State Income Subincome
Alabama 4020 858
Arizona 5234 562
Connecticut 2100 125
New York 10000 222
Georgia 1520 321
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Yes, but you would have to manipulate the data into that format with column headers such as f1, f2, etc. and another column that would be the filename.
You can then use the Take filename from field option in the output data tool and write data without headers to excel.
Hi David thank you! I just updated the post to include the sample data. Is it possible you can show me on a workflow what that would look like?
Ok, here's the version with the headers.It got pretty involved since I'm trying to ensure that you're not limited to two names. So I isolated the list of names first then appended the field names to make sure I would always have a set of field names for each person's name. I had to play some sorting games to make sure the data was output with the name first, then headers, then data.