I need help, in this case sent via print below. I have two trips scheduled for 11/06.
In the first one, I have a loading and unloading schedule. In the second one I don’t have it, in this case I would like it to repeat the time filled in the previous line.
@takbb I believe that a Java script can meet this need, correct?
Hi @Gabriel2020 I don’t understand why the above solution won’t work. If the last populated value isn’t for the same origin, dest etc, then what value would you use?
As always, posting some actual data rather than screenshots, and a full clear description of the exact problem you are trying to solve would make it easier to help.
Maybe post a copy of your data showing the circumstance where missing value node is deficient, and what the required outcome is.
Unfortunately it wasn’t clear to me and I’m afraid it still isn’t.
So you want it filled with the previous value, but not always. I’ve reread your initial post and it doesn’t mention any conditions. What are ALL the conditions when it should take the previous value? It is quite possible that a java snippet will again be the solution, but only with a clear definition of the problem.
And no you didn’t send a workflow. By “sending a workflow” I mean uploading a workflow.
Also, from memory of your earlier posts, are you putting the missing value node inside your “group loop” or outside?
Ok, I apologize again and thank you even more for the partnership that has been increasingly incredible.
Case 1:
06/11/2023 - MG-02 => BHZ-03
In the first case I have a time being 06:30 / 08:30 and 11:00, in the second case there is no time and it is missing. Therefore, it should contain the same schedules.
I suggest for simplicity, put the Missing Value node into a Group Loop. That should do what you require. i.e. Group Loop on the columns in Red, containing Missing Value on the columns in Blue.