MelissaFreel1
5 years agoQrew Cadet
Pipelines, Data Transformation, and Jinja!
Hi all:
Native QB builder here! Don't know code but I am a certified app builder.
I have been trying out pipelines and I have a use case that I am not sure pipelines is appropriate but I think it is.
Here it is, I have multiple reports that I must export regularly from an application. I figured out how to Define a a Table, Search Records, and Add Conditions and Download the CSV file in a my first pipeline. For example, I was able to create a CSV of a table that originally has 275 records in it. With the first few steps, I was able to query this down to 12.
Now, here is where I get stuck.
1. I want to repeat the above process with a total of 69 separate reports that I have in QB, do I need to build 69 separate pipelines?
2. I don't necessarily want all the records but I want the summary of those records. So if I have 12 records that meet condition X. I simply want a single record in my CSV that "totals" those records. I think I have to use some kind of computation in Jinja to make this happen, but just not sure what that is?
So two separate problems here and I would love to have help on either of them.
Thanks.
Melissa
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Melissa Freel
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Native QB builder here! Don't know code but I am a certified app builder.
I have been trying out pipelines and I have a use case that I am not sure pipelines is appropriate but I think it is.
Here it is, I have multiple reports that I must export regularly from an application. I figured out how to Define a a Table, Search Records, and Add Conditions and Download the CSV file in a my first pipeline. For example, I was able to create a CSV of a table that originally has 275 records in it. With the first few steps, I was able to query this down to 12.
Now, here is where I get stuck.
1. I want to repeat the above process with a total of 69 separate reports that I have in QB, do I need to build 69 separate pipelines?
2. I don't necessarily want all the records but I want the summary of those records. So if I have 12 records that meet condition X. I simply want a single record in my CSV that "totals" those records. I think I have to use some kind of computation in Jinja to make this happen, but just not sure what that is?
So two separate problems here and I would love to have help on either of them.
Thanks.
Melissa
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Melissa Freel
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