Formulas on random fields
How would I specify the value for a field if another field has a value, but otherwise allow the custom list to be used?
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Rather than only being able downloading the data, how about giving an option to upload to a specified location? For example, I could create a pre-signed URL to upload the data into S3.
View ArticleFormulas on random fields
You should be able to do something with a custom list + a formula. For the formula, if you're checking for a particular value it would look something like this: if another_field == 'something' then...
View ArticleStock Inventory items
Is there any way one can create stock (inventory) items and associated stock categories?
View ArticleFormula for time calculation
I am trying to give a start time and calculate the end time by providing the duration and adding the duration to the start time.This is not happening.What is the formula that I can use?
View ArticleFormula for time calculation
Here's an example: http://mockaroo.com/5a647fd0 I use the formula: start_time + hours(duration)
View ArticleStock Inventory items
I recently added a Product (Grocery) type that you may find helpful, but there isn't an associated category field. You can always upload a CSV file with product name and category as a dataset and then...
View ArticleSetting up custom lists
I need some guidance on how to set up a custom list in the web interface. After selecting "custom list", with every type of list i have tried, I get the message 'error: Please use field('C') to access...
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Setting up custom lists
SOLVED.It needs an id or it crashes with that strange error message
View ArticleLinking Gender to First Name
Hi, I'm trying to generate a list of names with a relevant gender i.e Chloe = Female and Tom = Male. Currently I am running to schemas with "First Name (Female) and Gender = Female" and "First Name...
View ArticleLinking Gender to First Name
My fault for not trying, so just select First Name and Gender and it matches automatically? If so thanks! Rob
View ArticleLinking Gender to First Name
Yes. In fact many data types automatically match up with others. City, State, Country, and Postal Code are other examples.
View ArticleUsing array value in a template
Hi there, I have a scenario where I want to use the array value as one component of a templated field at the schema root level. {plan.type} {benefits.value} {buzzword} is of course coming up as PPO...
View ArticleHow to use array value in distribution rules
Within an array object, I have benefit.value and benefit.label. Based on the benefit.label, I want to set up rules to control with benefit.value values will appear for each object in the array. The...
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Is it possible to generate non-repeating random elements via mockaroo API?
I'm trying to generate a mock datasheet to feed my database. So far I've been able to implement many of the constraints I need this data to fit to. But when it comes to uniqueness on one of the...
View ArticleIs it possible to generate non-repeating random elements via mockaroo API?
There isn't a way to do that at the moment. I am working on it, though. Is it country specifically that you wanted unique values for, or are there other fields as well?
View ArticleHow to use array value in distribution rules
It looks like you've figured it out. The solution was to use "label" not "benefits.label" since benefits.label and benefits.value have the same scope.
View ArticleUsing array value in a template
I think it's easier to use the formula datatype when accessing arrays or complex objects. Here is an example with two formulas, one that uses the first value in the array and another that uses the sum...
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Is it possible to generate non-repeating random elements via mockaroo API?
Hey @mockaroo! thanks for your quick reply! Yeah, that column is the only one I actually need uniqueness for. To be considered primary key in my table.
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