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Griggs
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Formatting Excel Table for Row Level Detail in Power BI

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:

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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:

NameYearIDTask/BookingStatusDateTime Sum   
Example2023Annual LeaveAnnual LeaveOpen3rd Jan1   
Example2023Project1Project1DClosed4th Jan0.5   
Example2023SicknessSicknessOpen4th Jan0.5   

That way I can easily calculate utilisation by different projects and types of days. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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VijayP
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use unpivot( which ever columns to appearns in Rows instead of columns) in Powerquery




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VijayP
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@Griggs 

use unpivot( which ever columns to appearns in Rows instead of columns) in Powerquery




Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Appreciate your Kudos!!
MY Blog || My YouTube Channel || Connect with me on Linkedin || My Latest Data Story - Ageing Analysis

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