I think the best way to acomplish this is in power query:
1.Split the column by delimiter ,
2.Duplicate the table
3.Remove the new column in the first table and rename the original column to eliminate numbering
4. In the duplicate table remove the first split column and rename split columns with nulls the to the original column name to eliminate numbering
5. Use append query to join the table.
6. You can repeat this for any columns that need to be split.
You should end up with this:
I think the best way to acomplish this is in power query:
1.Split the column by delimiter ,
2.Duplicate the table
3.Remove the new column in the first table and rename the original column to eliminate numbering
4. In the duplicate table remove the first split column and rename split columns with nulls the to the original column name to eliminate numbering
5. Use append query to join the table.
6. You can repeat this for any columns that need to be split.
You should end up with this:
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