Hi Monks!
I had a similar question a few days ago, but the test data I had wasn't right, so I am hopping to get another shot here, cause I am stuck.
First, add new rows to the data where "status = Main", I have that on the first "foreach loop", thanks!
Here is where I am stuck, adding new values from "status = Extra" into "status = Main" where ID in "status = Main" is equal the ID in "status = Extra".
So in this case, the end result I am trying to get would be like this,:
$VAR3 = {
'new_City' => 'BO',
'ID' => '2222',
'status' => 'Main',
'name' => 'John D',
'City' => 'NY',
'state' => 'UA',
'new_ad1' => '100 main St.',
'Ad1' => '20 North Central St.',
'new_z_code' => '0007',
'new_name' => 'Tony Star',
'zCode' => '0002'
};
$VAR6 = {
'new_City' => 'MA',
'ID' => '1111',
'status' => 'Main',
'name' => 'Charles D',
'City' => 'NM',
'state' => 'CA',
'new_ad1' => '44 Dell St',
'Ad1' => '12th Street',
'new_z_code' => '9857',
'new_name' => 'Marie Doe',
'zCode' => '2334'
};
# Noticed that this one didn't have any "status = Extra" associated wi
+th it, so the new added rows are empty, its just fine like that.
$VAR9 = {
'new_City' => '',
'ID' => '8888',
'status' => 'Main',
'name' => 'AKAKAK',
'City' => 'AA',
'state' => 'PP',
'new_ad1' => '',
'Ad1' => '1AAAA',
'new_z_code' => '',
'new_name' => '',
'zCode' => 'TTTT'
};
<br><br>
Here is a sample code to show what I am trying to do:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
my $data =[
{ Ad1 => '20 North Central St.', status => 'Main', City => 'NY
+', zCode => '0002', name => 'John D', ID => '2222', state => 'TO
+' },
{ Ad1 => '15 South Street', status => 'Property', City => 'NY
+', zCode => '0002', name => 'John V', ID => '2222', state => 'TO
+' },
{ Ad1 => '100 main St.', status => 'Extra', City => 'BO
+', zCode => '0007', name => 'Tony Star', ID => '2222', state => 'UA
+' },
{ Ad1 => '5540 Chelsea Avenue', status => 'Cabin', City => 'NE
+', zCode => '4562', name => 'Carly Simon', ID => '2222', state => 'TO
+' },
{ Ad1 => '12th Street', status => 'Main', City => 'NM
+', zCode => '2334', name => 'Charles D', ID => '1111', state => 'CA'
+ },
{ Ad1 => '44 Dell St', status => 'Extra', City => 'MA
+', zCode => '9857', name => 'Marie Doe', ID => '1111', state => 'CA
+' },
{ Ad1 => '33 Dust Road', status => 'Property', City => 'ET
+', zCode => '3345', name => 'Chapim Thor',ID => '1111', state => 'CA'
+ },
{ Ad1 => '01 Charles St', status => 'Cabin', City => 'CA
+', zCode => '2334', name => 'Claud Odur', ID => '1111', state => 'CA'
+ },
{ Ad1 => '1AAAA', status => 'Main', City => 'AA', zCode => 'T
+TTT', name => 'AKAKAK', ID => '8888', state => 'PP' },
{ Ad1 => '2AAAA', status => 'Test', City => 'BB', zCode => 'W
+WWW', name => 'BXBXBX', ID => '8888', state => 'HH' },
{ Ad1 => 'CCCCC', status => 'Property', City => 'ET', zCode => '3
+345', name => 'Chapim Thor', ID => '8888', state => 'CA' },
{ Ad1 => 'DDDDD', status => 'Cabin', City => 'CA', zCode => '2
+334', name => 'Claud Odur', ID => '8888', state => 'CA' },
];
# Add new rows to data where status equal Main
my %new_row;
foreach my $get_data (@$data) {
if ( $get_data->{ 'status' } eq 'Main' ){
# Add New rows
%new_row = (
new_name => '',
new_ad1 => '',
new_City => '',
new_z_code => ''
);
@$get_data{keys %new_row} = values %new_row;
}
}
# At this point all arrays with status equal "Main" has all the new ro
+ws added with empty values.
print Dumper @$data;
# Now add new values from Extra into Main where ID in Main is equal ID
+ in Extra.
# Not working, inserts the values into the rows, but over writes the v
+alues.
# Cant think on how to check for the IDs equality in status=Main and I
+D in status=Extra.
my %new_row_data;
foreach my $getdata (@$data) {
if ( $getdata->{ 'status' } eq 'Extra' ){
%new_row_data = (
status => 'Main',
new_name => $getdata->{ 'name' },
new_ad1 => $getdata->{ 'Ad1' },
new_City => $getdata->{ 'City' },
new_z_code => $getdata->{ 'zCode' }
);
@$getdata{keys %new_row_data} = values %new_row_data;
}
}
print Dumper @$data;
exit;
Thanks once again for looking!!
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