Partition Row Splitter

Splits rows according to groupings based on a partition identifier

The input table can contain any number of different values in the partition identifier column. This splitter will output rows for the first 10 found in ascending order.

Any remaining "uncaught" rows will be output to the final "catch-all" port, which can then be chained to a subsequent row splitter

If there are fewer than 10 partitions found, not all 10 output ports will be populated.

The final output port provides a "catch-all". this returns all rows not caught by filtering.

Information about mappings, and row counts for each filter is available on the component's interactive view.

Based on the Regex Multi Row Splitter component

@takbb Brian Bates 28 June 2023

Input ports

1. Type: Table
   Input table
   Data to be filtered / split

Output ports

1. Type: Table
   Filter port 0
   Split / Filtered Rows
2. Type: Table
   Filter port 1
   Split / Filtered Rows
3. Type: Table
   Filter port 2
   Split / Filtered Rows
4. Type: Table
   Filter port 3
   Split / Filtered Rows
5. Type: Table
   Filter port 4
   Split / Filtered Rows
6. Type: Table
   Filter port 5
   Split / Filtered Rows
7. Type: Table
   Filter port 6
   Split / Filtered Rows
8. Type: Table
   Filter port 7
   Split / Filtered Rows
9. Type: Table
   Filter port 8
   Split / Filtered Rows
10. Type: Table
    Filter port 9
    Split / Filtered Rows
11. Type: Table
    Uncaught Rows
    Rows not previously caught by any filters.