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Originally posted by: stunelson

Hi, I have a file of Customer Addresses, for example, and I want to mash it up all the address lines so that no single Customer can be identified by their real Address - can this be done?

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

Yes, it can be done. Is it a full address line such as "Address1", or is it broken up in to separate fields such as "House#","Street Name"?

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Originally posted by: stunelson

The Address is broken up into Address 1, 2, 3, etc...

6 elements including the Zipcode.

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

Try this graph.. I created a simple library node that will randomize one column at a time.

If you need to ensure 100% Random data.. then you need to turn ON each node�s flag �ErrorIfNonRandom�
Otherwise, you run a risk that some rows could stay with their original value.
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Obfuscation.brg

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Originally posted by: stunelson

Thanks Stony!!