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As you can see, the month name appears accross twelve columns - and this entire thing is just breaking my brain. Anybody have experience or advice for how to transform this data into something more suitable for dimensional model?
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First change the column names to add "-25" to them, e.g. "Jan-25".
Then select the first three columns, go to the Transform tab and choose Unpivot Other Columns. You can then turn the attribute column into a date type, and obviously rename the columns appropriately
Thank you @johnt75 . For some reason the terminology "pivot / unpivot" totally escaped me!
First change the column names to add "-25" to them, e.g. "Jan-25".
Then select the first three columns, go to the Transform tab and choose Unpivot Other Columns. You can then turn the attribute column into a date type, and obviously rename the columns appropriately
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