Max,
ExcelReader is a controller service not a processor hence you are not
seeing it as a processor option. You would use ExcelReader for example to
configure a processor such as ConvertRecord. You can read more about
Controller services in the NIFI documentation here
<https://nifi.apache.
Hi, I don't see excelReader as a processor option in the nifi processor dialog
- I have the latest nifi installed 2.5 (windows) what am I missing I have
searched on web but can only get documentation for it, I don't see anywhere
that talks about configuring or enabling it?
What am
setting
only helps for numbers. I see this to be true as I have another
ConvertRecord configured with an ExcelReader and a JsonRecordSetWriter
configured with property "Allow Scientific Notation" to be false and I
still get the scientific notation as seen below
[ {
"ID" : 2,
Hi Dan,
I would put information like that in the ExcelReader Additional Details
section. It appears there is an existing "Schemas and Type Coercion"
section, so that seems like a good place to explain this case as concisely
as possible.
That said, there was some work done for NIF
I recently had a user reach out to me with something which appeared as a
bug but I believe is not.
The user had a ConvertRecord processor configured with a ExcelReader and a
CSVRecordSetWriter.
Their Excel workbook had a sheet with columns with large long numbers (in
his example they were 10 digit
Never mind it seems that when this was converted to markdown all the lines
were placed on one line.
On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 11:10 AM Dan S wrote:
> While working on NIFI-14261
> <https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-14261>, I noticed the
> ExcelReader documentation in
While working on NIFI-14261
<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-14261>, I noticed the
ExcelReader documentation in the Additional Details in the Example 1
section has CSV which is not displayed on multiple lines like it was in the
1.28 documentation. How can that be displayed on mu
