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Hello everyone!
I need to create a dashboard out of a microsoft form that is already in use for a while. The problem that I am having is the extract has around 50 columns with around 10 columns have multiple answers within 1 cell ( it is a check box in the form with max of 10 answers).
ex.
ID | Categories |
uniqueID1 | cat1;cat2;cat3;cat4;cat5;cat6;cat7;cat;8;cat9;cat10 |
uniqueID2 | cat1;cat2;cat3;cat8;cat10 |
uniqueID3 | cat4;cat5 |
the example above happens to be on other columns as well. Counting the values in each cell will not help as I need it to create a visual out of the categories.
Do you have any best practice in this case or the only way is to split the values into columns?
Thank you!
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@Anonymous , the Ideal would be to split that into new rows. but with 10 such columns, it might explode in terms of rows.
and the other way is to have an independent table with all search values(cat1,cat2,cat3, etc) and use search to create measure
but if you select multiple values in such case it would be another challenge
@Anonymous , the Ideal would be to split that into new rows. but with 10 such columns, it might explode in terms of rows.
and the other way is to have an independent table with all search values(cat1,cat2,cat3, etc) and use search to create measure
but if you select multiple values in such case it would be another challenge
Really difficult but I will try your suggestion. Thank you so much!
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