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Hi,
I need to crosstab/transpose data from one table to create a new table as shown in example below.
Original Table:
User | Week | Status |
A1 | Week1 | Active |
A1 | Week2 | Inactive |
A1 | Week3 | Deleted |
A2 | Week1 | Active |
A2 | Week2 | Active |
A2 | Week3 | Deleted |
A3 | Week1 | Active |
A3 | Week2 | Active |
A3 | Week3 | Active |
A4 | Week3 | Idle |
A5 | Week2 | Active |
A5 | Week3 | Active |
New Table/Changed format/Desired output:
User | Week1 | Week2 | Week3 |
A1 | Active | Inactive | Deleted |
A2 | Active | Active | Deleted |
A3 | Active | Active | Active |
A4 | Idle | ||
A5 | Active | Active |
Can anyone help me with the same? Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
In matrix viusal , Week on column , Max of Status measure as value
Or if need a new table, Unpivot in Power Query- Take max of status -> If it does not give Option, After table is created you will see List.Count in script(formula), Make that List.Max
https://radacad.com/pivot-and-unpivot-with-power-bi
In matrix viusal , Week on column , Max of Status measure as value
Or if need a new table, Unpivot in Power Query- Take max of status -> If it does not give Option, After table is created you will see List.Count in script(formula), Make that List.Max
Hi @amitchandak ,
Thanks for your response. The second option works but it changes my current data. Is it possible to create a new table instead of changing the existing table?
@vibhoryadav23 , Right click on table in power query and duplicate. Or Copy paste , then unpivot
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