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Hi,
I have a set of data that looks like the below;
ConfirmationId | Answers.Questions.QuestionName | Answers.TextAnswer |
330478 | BOOKING REQUEST DATE | 17.01.20 |
330478 | CANDIDATE EMAIL (NC) | test@GMAIL.COM |
330478 | INVOICE TO mandatory | CANDIDATE TO POD |
330478 | COST CODE | NA |
330478 | etc.... | etc..... |
I want the data to look like this below;
ConfirmationId | BOOKING REQUEST DATE | CANDIDATE EMAIL (NC) | INVOICE TO mandatory | COST CODE | etc.... |
330478 | 17.01.20 | test@GMAIL.COM | CANDIDATE TO POD | NA | etc.... |
I need this to work for as many column names that are listed in the first table (which is more than what I've shown).
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Fortunately for you, this will still work, even on text 🙂
Just select your second and third column. Then do pivot, in advanced options choose MAX instead of COUNT and in your "values" column use your Answers.textanswer column.
Tadaaa 🙂
Jaap
Refer, this can help
Thanks for the quick reply. I did try to pivot the column but I don't have numbers in the values column it is text data.
Fortunately for you, this will still work, even on text 🙂
Just select your second and third column. Then do pivot, in advanced options choose MAX instead of COUNT and in your "values" column use your Answers.textanswer column.
Tadaaa 🙂
Jaap
Perfect!
Thankyou all.
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