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Hi all
The simplified version of the table looks like this:
And from that, I need something like the picture below, IF two rows' ID, Field and Type fields are the same, they should be merged while creating 2 new columns. (ones without a match, should be discarded)
Hi @skutovicsakos ,
if you crosspost your question in multiple forums, please indicate the other posts to avoid that people work on a question that has already been solved in the other forum.
In general it would be better to avoid crossposts at all and choose the adequate forum in beforehand.
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