
Pablo Redondo
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Pablo Redondo commented,
Where you want the final results downloaded to? I wonder if rather than figuring out how to automatically call the REST API after a worbook is completed you are better off creating an export job in...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
No worries!.. One more note, if the file is very large (e.g. GB) then I recommend to utilize the TOKENIZE() function in a different sheet referencing the field with the text. The reason being that ...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
If its completely unstructured text (no real delimiters), then I would recommend to either use the "HTML File Type" format or use the regex format. The HTML format will import a large string of you...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
I don't believe there is specifically a UI for this, however you can create an import job from your Datameer Metadata and run the following query to get all jobs with owner and schedule. The schedu...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
Hi Steve, You can use the REST API to achieve this task. I put together a quick python script that should achieve what you are looking for. It might need some minor tweaks but should work. Not sure...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
You can convert a list to JSON, which is also a string. The function is toJSON(). Then you can apply string fuctions (replace, tokenize, etc)
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Pablo Redondo commented,
I recommend using the date functions, but you can also filter on the year column. Set year column equals year(today()). Select as input a "Formula" instead of a "constant" (See below).
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Pablo Redondo commented,
HI Tim, I would use the ngram function. It takes in a list value (the result of your concat) and the n value (3). ngram(<your concat list>;3). Hope this helps. Pablo
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Approach to unpivot a workbook
Hello Datameer, We have the following technical question; in which way in Datameer can we convert the columns header (months) in rows. The workbook is already uploaded. Example Jan Feb ...
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Pablo Redondo commented,
FYI: Some how my backward slashes get removed from my comments so make sure the formula bar there is two backward slashes ("\") before the ("|").