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I can't figure out how to manipulate the input so that I can have the desired output. Attached is the scenario that I wanted to solve.Here's what I tried:- a Conditional snap (see attached) - in Mapper, $entity.Attributes.map(x=>x.extend({Value:$ram}...
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I have to incorporate a condition that – In the output, if ‘Name’ is the same, assign the same ‘Id,’ otherwise, increment ‘Id’ of the previous record. Can you please suggest how can I achieve this? Thanks in advance.
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I used SnapGPT to ask about what snap to use. In this case, the File Operation Snap. I wanted to know if I could use a File Operation Snap to move a file from one folder to another folder in a Windows server using SMB.
I tried the answer/suggest...
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I am having an issue with the Worksheet Writer snap. As you can see below the Mapper snap has output value for $date_of_this_report field
but when I map this to the Worksheet name, the snap returns ‘Cannot lookup a property on a null value’ e...
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I have a use case where the Julian date is in the filename e.g. sampleFile.216.txt. How would you suggest converting ‘216’ into yyyy-mm-dd format?
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Marrah
Group by Fields and Sequence were in my head, but I couldn’t figure out how to transform the result. It makes sense to use the JSON Splitter.
Thank you for giving me the time to take a look at this post and provide a suggestion!
Hi @rsramkoski ,
Yes, the inclusion of sources would be helpful. Adding a response that gives SnapGPT users a brief explanation of a particular snap’s limitations is also helpful.
Hi @heidi.andrew,
Appreciate your response.
Yes, you are right. The documentation states that the File Operation snap does not support SMB. I also did the same approach as you suggested.
What I wanted to point out is the response given by SnapGPT, wh...
