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    RE: Search for a Future Date using wildcards

    Posted by Mike Spalding , 25 minutes ago
    Posted in: Data360 Analyze

    Thanks Ernest. I guess I was looking beyond the obvious. This will work for my needs for sure. Mike ------------------------------ Mike Spalding manager AbbVie Inc. ------------------------------

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    RE: concatenating N amount of columns and values comma ...

    Posted by Adrian Williams , an hour ago
    Posted in: Data360 Analyze

    While this solution is not as flexible as that provided by Ernest you can perform the concatenation in a Transform node. I have provided the logic to name the output field to be the concatenation of the input field names but I do agree with Ernest that ...

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    RE: concatenating N amount of columns and values comma ...

    Posted by Ernest Jones , 2 hours ago
    Posted in: Data360 Analyze

    I have been doing this a lot lately. I use the Lookup node where the second input somehow specifies the rules for how the data in the first input should be combined. So in this lookup, the fields in the second input are combined into an output field. ...

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    Area proportion - Population + household

    Posted by joachim Denaeyer , 7 hours ago
    Posted in: MapInfo Pro

    Subject: Help Needed with Area Proportion Analysis in MapInfo Hello everyone, I'm currently facing a problem with MapInfo that I haven't encountered before. I'm working with a set of polygons in one layer, and I'm attempting to enrich this data with ...