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How to summarize data in multiple columns
Hi Anonymous ,
Maybe you can consider to use unpivot columns feature to merge these fields, then you can simply use formula to summary multiple attribute fields based on condition
Unpivot Data Using Excel Power Query
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi Anonymous ,
Can you please provide some sample data with expected result to help us clarify your requirement?
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Thank you. I added more information. I don't think I do very well explaining the set up. Basically, instead of being able to create instances of "phases" and being able to add as many phases as needed per document, the company has set up the database with 15 different "event" fields and lets the user fill in as many as are needed per document. It's fine I guess but it makes it really hard to sum up information like, "How many documents are in this particular phase at the moment?" because each "event" can be a different "phase". Does that help at all?
Hi Anonymous ,
Maybe you can consider to use unpivot columns feature to merge these fields, then you can simply use formula to summary multiple attribute fields based on condition
Unpivot Data Using Excel Power Query
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
That is EXACTLY what I needed! Thank you so much!
Anonymous wrote:Hi Anonymous ,
Maybe you can consider to use unpivot columns feature to merge these fields, then you can simply use formula to summary multiple attribute fields based on condition
Unpivot Data Using Excel Power Query
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
I actually was able to do the Unpivot in Power Bi. It works like a charm! Thank you so much!