basically running sql statement graphically ?

Nice video

nice video

Setup does not exist anymore, what can we do?

thanks!

Great video. Is is possible to combine several different nodes? Rather than performing tasks one by one, we include multiple actions in a single node.

Very helpful class for a beginner like me :) Thanks

KNIME was judiciously explained in this KZbin webinar. A big THANK YOU to the Facilitator

Thank you for this tutorial

How can i set up Thai for exact Monty days for my Monthly reporting ?

where can i find the excel files?

Hello Sir.. I am here again.. Hope you are doing good. I am looking for one solution where i did not find in any of the sessions... I looking for the solution to combine multiple excel files data in one master file but it should consolidate columns one after one but not one below one , i can only see only one below one solutions. Could you please assist knime solutions. Example 1st excel file ABC column , 2nd excel file date should add in DEF COLUMNS instead of adding one below one... like for more than 10 files .

thanks mate for you efforts on those negotiation videos. they are very useful. cheers!

Hello Sir.. could you please suggest the Knime flow to rename the File as per month basis ex if am running flow on Oct flow should run and save file in the Name of Report 1 , same nov Report 2 similar for all months

please make a new video how to use R snippet

Thanks.

Thanks for your Job :)

Perfect! Got my work done correctly and early using KNIME and your crash course. Thanks!!

6:41 When I right-clicked, I couldn’t find the File Table option. It was actually under Right Click > Open Output Port > File Table. Thanks for the video.

amazing training videos you Phil, thanks for this

#knime book voucher please

therea are any selenium node free? i havent money to buy the license.

which version of knime are you using? bcos in the latest ver i.e. 5.2.5 I can't find the cell replacer node

Thank you!! Great video 😀

where is the excel file which is used in the video

Learnt about configuration in Components, thanks.

Hello Sir, will you be coming up with a detailed series on the new version?

Finally I am able to comment on this: Impressive showcase and enertaining presentation. As always, Phil's able to transport information and knowledge: This time in sweet chunks of Barabara's Rhubarb Cake. Enjoy!

😂 Love it.

Awesome video! Fun and educational. Just waiting to see you dance!

🖐love it

Amazing how fast & fun data processing can be!

Wohoo, seems I'm a Jedi then :D Great summary!

Love that Philipp, creative, engaging and informative!

V cool - love it. A big slice of that cake for me please

Ah, Philipp is always in combining different media, ideas, and content to great something bigger. I really, really like it

Thanks a lot for your veru helpful videos!!!

Hi! How can I subtract one column from another?

Excellent!!!

Hey, can you declare global variables and set the metanodes to repeat for each data row? Thanks!

Hello team, I am looking for the flow which helps us for language translate as per the below with Create table with Column Translator Value column and with expression under Rule engine of true condition - //$Translator Value$ = "ar" //$Translator Value$ => "en" //$Translator Value$ = "en" //$Translator Value$ => "ar" but this is not translating any language. Could you please assist on the correct flow for my concern

Thank You. I'm brand new to Knime and I learned more from you in 20 minutes than hours of frustration trying to figure out how to get off the ground. A lot of "beginner" guides just blast through the "begin" part.

Hi Zen, do you have a video on applying the same conditional formatting to multiple sheets in a file?

Thank you Sir! As a beginner, you explain this very well. Would like to suggest to upload the sample excel file though :)

Thanks for the video. I can see if you're not too familiar with Excel, ChatGPT could be quite useful for suggesting formulas/methods. However, if you're already an experienced Excel user, it might be faster to just clean the data yourself rather than to spend time describing what you want done. For example, at 11:53, if this was a one off task, it would be faster to hard code column K then use the text to columns feature and use a space as the delimiter to separate the city from the country rather than spend time describing the problem and then pasting in the formulas. If you were regularly getting an export like you've demonstrated and it was always in that particular format, then getting ChatGPT to help create cleaning tool might be useful. One of the data clean up tasks I need to do is to copy/paste the list of executive team members from various corporate websites (i.e. Bank of Bahrain & Kuwait, Bendura Bank, Bahrain Islamic Bank etc) into Excel then arrange the pasted data into nice neat columns showing first name, any middle names, last name and the job title. The pasted-in text always is in a completely different structure from each corporate website and there is normally a lot of superfluous information too. I'd love to be proved wrong but after writing a different request for each different collection of text belonging to a corporate website then checking the results then refining the prompt, I think I'd be faster just doing it myself manually.

Thats a great explanation!! Since we are concatenating multiple files would it be possible to include a column in the concatenated file that shows from which files the records has come from? this would help identify the source file if there are any issues in the concatenated records.

Thanks for the explanations! What if I want to combine several files with different column names?

Great content. New to Knime. Any chance of maybe creating a video for this workflow describing the use of those unpublished extensions and getting all of those nodes working from a new install. I bet it is easy and for a new user like me; highly valuable.

Ohh! Mike Shinoda changed his profession .. :D

My Problem is (...............the number of rows.) drive.google.com/file/d/1fxE8gl1iewqj9ZmS48XABXbtCANUOHw8/view?usp=drive_link @procurementzen