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Hi,
I have a requirement where we want to create table and columns based on the values in another column as explained below:-
Table1:-
ProjectName Col1 ValueForCol
Prjct1 R1C1 P1R1C1
Prjct1 R2C1 P1R2C1
Prjct2 R3C1 P2R3C1
Prjct2 R4C1 P2R4C1
Can someone help on this?
We want to create table as below:-
ProjectName R1C1 R2C1 R3C1 R4C1
Prjct1 P1R1C1 P1R2C1 Null Null
Prjct2 Null Null P2R3C1 P2R4C1
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
Using Query Editor you can pivot Col1 using ValueForCol as "Values"
In the advanced options select "Dont Summarize"
@Anonymous
Using Query Editor you can pivot Col1 using ValueForCol as "Values"
In the advanced options select "Dont Summarize"
Thanks a lot! It worked!!
But if we want to have pivot based on two columns value then do we have that option in Pivot?
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