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Working with Pivot object 10 months, 2 weeks ago #3096

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Hi,
I am running v3.1.7.0 of ETL Pro.

I am having huge difficulties with doing a very simple and standard ETL type procedure and I would be very grateful for your help. I have a text input file, formatted thus:-

House No, Name (note these items are not included in the file – ie there is no header)

1, Fred
1, Eric
1, Josie
2, Cedric
2, Tim
2, Sue
3, Scoobie
3, Jane


I want to sort this into a simple ‘row’ based CSV file – ie:-

1, Fred, Eric, Josie
2, Cedric, Tim, Sue
3, Scoobie, Jane

I am having great difficulties with this. I have tried using ‘Grouper’ and ‘Pivot’, but I am really struggling to understand these tools from the documentation provided.

Also, I would be grateful if you could tell me if I can upgrade my current version of ETL Pro (being a fully ‘paid up’ license holder).

Regards
Steve

Re: Working with Pivot object 10 months, 2 weeks ago #3097

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You are using very old version

It was sorted out very long time ago.

Mike
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