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Structuring Pre-aggregated Data
Hi, I'm wondering whether anyone can help me as I'm quite stuck. I don't have direct access to my data source for use in Power BI, so my data is pre-aggregated before I import it. My data con...
Hi rock_cloud ,
According to your description, you can use the unpivot function in power query. The exact steps are:
1. Click Transform data to open the power query interface
2. Select the Department1 Department2 columns, right click and select the unpivot columns option.At this time there will be a total, department name and department id for the columns of the table
So you can filter by date, department name or total.
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Albert He
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Ashish_Mathur
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Super UserHi,
In the Query Editor,
- Remove the total column from each table
- Append all the tables
- Select the first column, right click and select "Unpivot Other Columns"
Hope this helps.