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Friends, I have a Table column (TAGS) in one of my Table (HostAssets). When I expand this Table column (TAGS) it is expanding in to multiple rows and providing me multiple TAG_ID and TAG_Name for each Asset in the HostAssets table.
I totally have 20000 assets. Since each asset is having atleast 10 TAG_ID the total row colunt is becoming 20000*10. Is it possible to expand this table column to multiple columns instead of multiple rows. Kindly help.
#"Expanded TAGS" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Expanded DNS_DATA", "TAGS", {"TAG"}, {"TAGS.TAG"}),
#"Expanded TAGS.TAG" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Expanded TAGS", "TAGS.TAG", {"TAG_ID", "NAME"}, {"TAGS.TAG.TAG_ID", "TAGS.TAG.NAME"})
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I created a sample data set and did the following. Check the attached file.
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If you need to expand across columns, you have two columns inside your table TAG ID and TAG NAME, which column you do you want to put across columns, choose one.
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@Fowmy TAG NAME is the one I want actually.
I thought we can do it like below if possible
Asset Name, TAGE ID, TAG Name
ABC, 1234, Windows
BCD 1238, Linux
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I created a sample data set and did the following. Check the attached file.
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@BI_Analyticz , while expending you get the option to add columns or rows.
check my Json video :How to import JSON Data: https://youtu.be/MPYfEetvFH4
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