https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/add-field-to-csv-file-based-on-other-field-value/m-p/177558#M139806 <P>Skipping <STRONG>SplitRecord</STRONG> solved this issue. Now routing directly from <STRONG>UpdateAttribute </STRONG>to <STRONG>UpdateRecord </STRONG>sets the <STRONG>height </STRONG>to desired value. But the main point of my post still not solved -- <EM>add field to csv file based on another field value</EM>. For example adding a property (inside <STRONG>UpdateRecord</STRONG>) such as <STRONG>heightinmm</STRONG> and setting it to <STRONG>height*10</STRONG>. </P><P>From the <STRONG>UpdateRecord </STRONG>manual it says that if the field (property) not present in the record, the <STRONG>UpdateRecord </STRONG>processor creates that field (and the value as intended). But in my case, this didn't work. I think this is due to the schema.name.</P> Mon, 09 Oct 2017 19:26:15 GMT samgoldopamp 2017-10-09T19:26:15Z