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HI All,
I have multiple excel files that make up a rights and roles set up from an SAP software installation. I am trying to make an interactive dashboard but am truggiling to transform the data so I can create a datamodel.
My data looks like this this
User | Right 1 | Right 2 | Right 3 | Right 4 | Right 5 |
A | yes | yes | no | yes | no |
B | no | yes | no | no | no |
C | no | no | yes | yes | no |
D | yes | yes | no | no | no |
to get to a searchable transactiontable I would like the data to be like this:
User | Rights |
A | Right 1 |
A | Right 2 |
A | Right 4 |
B | Right 2 |
C | Right 3 |
C | Right 4 |
Ik am struggeling to transform the data to this, I hope you can give me some good tips.
Thankx
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Hi,
Sounds like you need to unpivot the data in Power Query Editor:
So if your data is like this:
You select the columns so they appear like the image above and use the 'unpivot' button in the 'transform' menu. This will then give you a table as below, where I've then filtered out the values with a no. You can delete the value column after the filter if you don't need it.
I hope that has answered your question!
Jo
Hi,
Sounds like you need to unpivot the data in Power Query Editor:
So if your data is like this:
You select the columns so they appear like the image above and use the 'unpivot' button in the 'transform' menu. This will then give you a table as below, where I've then filtered out the values with a no. You can delete the value column after the filter if you don't need it.
I hope that has answered your question!
Jo
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