is there any way to automagically insert a sequence of row or column values using an insert dat?
for example- i have a table with 3 columns
8204937
626249
0249548324
and i want to use the insert dat to create a new table with automatically created row IDs.
row_01-8204937
row_02-626249
row_03-0249548324
i’ve always done this in the past by using another script- or by tediously typing the insert contents by hand- “row_01 row_02 row_03”…
i forgot to add- i’m trying to do this in python. so i guess i’m trying to iterate over the input table’s row count and do something like this-
’ '.join([‘row_0’,‘row_1’,‘row_2’])
which creates this string
row_0 row_1 row_2
and which works as an expression in the contents field…
maybe a single line for loop?
ok,
this works
’ '.join([‘row’+str(i) for i in range(op(‘table2’).numRows)])
where op(‘table2’) is my input table.
now all i need to know is how to access the input table automatically- not by calling it specifically by name. is that possible?
yay! this works-
’ '.join([‘row_’+str(i) for i in range(me.inputs[0].numRows)])
learning!
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AWESOME!
Thank you for elaborating on your question and continuing the conversation
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Brain.
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