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Hi,
I am new to Power BI - we are evaluating it to replace our existing reporting tools.
I have been able to import a data set from Assets in Jira Cloud and merge the different tables together. However, I have ended up with a table with sets of 14 rows that should be transposed to columns. This is an artefact of the way Assets stores data and not a result of the table joins.
I am seeking some guidance on how to convert those sets of rows into columns so that each set of 14 rows becomes a single row in a new table. Attached is a screen shot showing the first two sets - I have redacted some content and highlighted the first set to make it easier to read.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jeffery
Hello @jefferyc ,
check this out https://youtu.be/URAJ_aDiREE?si=tJsYPT49c6k2qVad
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Thanks for this but it didn't really work for me. I may be missing something though.
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