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Hello,
I am trying to make several Excel documents workable in Power BI. I am okay with pulling everything into Power Query but I am struggling to get everything working at row level. I have attached an image of the table in Excel below:
As you can see, each column is a day (one Excel document for each year) which will have a number against it based on the type of day it was, for example, if the individual had a day of annual leave on the 3rd Jan, it would be marked with a 1 (a full day).
To make this workable in Power BI, I ideally need this to read like the following:
| Name | Year | ID | Task/Booking | Status | Date | Time Sum | |||
| Example | 2023 | Annual Leave | Annual Leave | Open | 3rd Jan | 1 | |||
| Example | 2023 | Project1 | Project1D | Closed | 4th Jan | 0.5 | |||
| Example | 2023 | Sickness | Sickness | Open | 4th Jan | 0.5 |
That way I can easily calculate utilisation by different projects and types of days. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
use unpivot( which ever columns to appearns in Rows instead of columns) in Powerquery
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use unpivot( which ever columns to appearns in Rows instead of columns) in Powerquery
Proud to be a Super User!
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