Hi Sarah, you got it right. It's just not too intuitive. Winshuttle wants you to put a formula for the first row of data, then it will adjust it, just like excel would do when dragging down the formula.
Here's an example of my script + data file that has actual results of the transform. You can see formula in the top, and below 1st row formula calculated by winshuttle.
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Radoslaw Poziomek | BSC Continuous Improvement Specialist
Owens Illinois | *
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-03-2020 12:05
From: Sarah Cullingworth
Subject: Using the Transform option (Excel formula)
I'm trying to use the Transform Rule with Transaction.
What I want is to run a second script that has as an input a concatenation of 2 of the values returned from a first script (Doc Id and Fiscal year). I only seem to be able to make this work for a single row --ie all my input values = X2 & Z2.
Have I misunderstood how this functionality works - I would like it to Re-evaluate the formula for each of my header rows ie the row number would increment.
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Sarah Cullingworth | IT Support
Bradford Metropolitan District Council |
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