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How to handle to train the multiple sublines in main line for table

KrishnaElapavul — Thu, 07 Oct 2021 09:53:00 GMT

Hi
I have scenario as below where i need to read the data from sub rows from main row.
I tried to map all sub rows to one multiline filed , but it wont work if sub rows spread to 2 pages .

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Krishna Elapavuluri RPA Solution Lead
TEchnology Consultant
DXC.technology
Asia/Kolkata
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RE: How to handle to train the multiple sublines in main line for table

KrishnaElapavul — Thu, 07 Oct 2021 16:00:00 GMT

Can some one please throw light for solution ..

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Krishna Elapavuluri RPA Solution Lead
TEchnology Consultant
DXC.technology
Asia/Kolkata
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RE: How to handle to train the multiple sublines in main line for table

Jav_jos — Thu, 07 Oct 2021 19:01:00 GMT

Hello, I would like to contribute my opinion. But I can't understand the context.

Can you give more details about the situation?

Thanks.

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Javier Orozco
Cosultor
MBGE Intersistemas
America/Mexico_City
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RE: How to handle to train the multiple sublines in main line for table

KrishnaElapavul — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 09:31:00 GMT

Hi,
Context is
I want to map the fields marked in red rectangular in the image to the fields

L1	L2	L3	L4	L5	L6

when I trained in decipher I am able to get L1,L2 and L4 correctly as they are aligned to headers like Item, Material No and Delivery date
but when it comes to L3 ( Header is Qty/Unit) it i s not able to find same for L6 value
Hope I explained clearly

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Krishna Elapavuluri RPA Solution Lead
TEchnology Consultant
DXC.technology
Asia/Kolkata
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RE: How to handle to train the multiple sublines in main line for table

Ben.Lyons1 — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 15:19:00 GMT

Hi Krishna,

That's quite a tricky layout and may not be all that easy to train. I would recommend not using sample headers and relying on the location more. But if possible you should add any regex to better lock down the types of values.

Thanks

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Ben Lyons
Product Consultant
Blue Prism
UK
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