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I have table as source for my report where data values are coming in from 17 different columns
e.g.
employee # Level_1_User Level_2_User Level_3_User Level_4_User
N000789 N000123 N000234 N000345 N000456
N000147 N000123 N000234 N000876
N000852 N000123 N000963 N000632 N000888
For above example I wanted to create a single column that sources values from Level_1_User, Level_2_User,Level_3_User,Level_4_User and generates the distinct list of values as result column.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, In Query Editor you can Select Employee# column and unpivot other columns. After that select the column and Remove Duplicates (In Transform Menu)
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Hi, In Query Editor you can Select Employee# column and unpivot other columns. After that select the column and Remove Duplicates (In Transform Menu)
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
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