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graham-onpoint
6 years agoNew Contributor II
I changed the format of the Excel file around to look like this:
Then I set up the Pipeline Execute like this:
Which gave me the desired output from the Pipeline Execute:
For what it’s worth, the first file had rows with ABC, DEF, and GHI. The second file had rows with JKL, MNO, and PQR. Here’s the final output of the CSV Parser:
I’m sure other users wanting to do this would find it helpful to have a note about this in the Pipeline Execute documentation.
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