Deletes rows in the specified range. Existing cells will be shifted upward. Both the start and end rows are specified by zero-based index. For example, “startIndex: 0, endIndex: 1” means only the first line. (End index is exclusive)
Extracts process data as a multiline TSV string from local or remote workflow platform via API. Field-Items are specified in CSV format such as “string:0,date:2,select:3”. Range is specified by date: Start Date, End Date, or any date type.
Detects numbers with more than three digits in the text and adds thousand separators to each number. A comma, dot, or space can be specified as the digit separator. Note that this replacement will also be applied to decimals, postal codes and years.
Stores the values of a Table-type Data Item in a File-type Data Item as an Excel compatible CSV. Files are added and existing files are not affected.
Converts a multiline string to a CSV string. Converts each row of a multiline string as the value of each cell in the CSV. If commas are included they will be deleted in advance. Lines with only line feed code are recognized as empty data.
Sums the values in the numeric column in the TSV. If the numeric field contains commas, they will be removed and then parsed. If you need to add up for each key, use “Summary tabulation” or “Cross tabulation”.
Extracts process data that match the specified saved filter. Stores the extracted data list as a TSV string. The filter is specified by ReportID which must be saved in the target platform in advance.
Aggregates the count of data by 2 aggregation-key columns: Pivot table. Count and Percentage are tabulated as a cross table TSV. Eg, Survey Results TSV is automatically generated from Survey Records TSV. 2D frequency distribution.
Aggregates the count of data by aggregation-keys. Count and Percentage are tabulated as a summary table TSV. Eg, Survey Results TSV is automatically generated from Survey Records TSV. Frequency distribution.
Switches the row and column indices of the rectangle TSV. The output matrix (Transposed Matrix) is obtained by changing cell(x,y) to (y,x). Used for data arrangement for frequency distribution tables and histograms.
Aggregates the values in a numeric column by 2 aggregation-key columns: Pivot table. Sum, Percentage, Count and Average are tabulated as a cross table TSV. Eg, “Sales for each combination of Client-Y and Store-X” is aggregated from “Sales log TSV”.
Aggregates the values in a numeric column by aggregation-keys. Sum, Percentage, Count and Average are tabulated as a summary table TSV. For example, “Sales for each client” is aggregated from “Sales log TSV”. Grand Total Tabulation.
Verifies that the cells are in a matrix format. If the number of cell values are different for each row, tabs will be added. It is also possible to get the number of rows and columns after formatting. No trailing newline will be added to the verified TSV.
Calculates the difference and rate of change for the two numeric columns in the TSV. Adds the calculated value to the rightmost column. It realizes month-on-month and year-on-year automation.
Merges two TSVs based on a common key-field. Keeps all the rows from TsvA (left table) and brings in any matching rows from TsvB (right table); Left Outer Join. Neither TSV needs to be sorted. Only the upper row in TsvB will be matched.
Extracts the specified range of rows. The range is specified by Begin Index and End Index. The index is zero-based and the index on the first row is zero. Note that the row specified by the End Index is not included in the range.
Removes all blank rows. Line breaks at the end of the text (including TSV and CSV) are also removed. If there is even one single-byte space on the line, it will not be deleted.
Converts a CSV string to a TSV string. The TSV is output as the simplest tab-delimited string. If the field contains line breaks or tab, they are replaced with spaces. If the double-quotes in the input CSV are not escaped, the output will be unintended.
Changes the column order of TSV text. The new order is specified by enumerating the column IDs of the original TSV, like “0,1,3,0”. The new TSV text can also be stored in formats such as TSV file format and CSV file format.
Converts text files charset (Coded Character Set). For example, converts UTF-8 encoding to Shift_JIS or UTF-16. If multiple files are attached, all will be converted according to the same rules.
Converts a TSV String to Table-type data. The string values of all cells in the TSV string are copied over to Table-type data B. If there is an inconsistency in the Table column design, an error may occur.