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Hi there,
I have data which I need to unpivot as shown below:
Please note there are many customers and attibutes, so I don't want to split into seperate queries! is it possible within a single query?
Thank You so much!
Alex
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @Anonymous
to achieve what you want, you need three steps.
This is how my sample data looks like
First step, unpivot the columns CA-A1 - CX-AX then your table will look like this:
Second Step - Split the column Attribute in 2 columns:
select the proper delimiter, maybe it's " - " on your data, here it's just the dash, after that your data will look like this:
Third step
Mark the column that contains all the attributes, here its Attribute.2 and Pivot the column, choose Value column for the values:
Hopefully, this provides what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Hey @Anonymous
to achieve what you want, you need three steps.
This is how my sample data looks like
First step, unpivot the columns CA-A1 - CX-AX then your table will look like this:
Second Step - Split the column Attribute in 2 columns:
select the proper delimiter, maybe it's " - " on your data, here it's just the dash, after that your data will look like this:
Third step
Mark the column that contains all the attributes, here its Attribute.2 and Pivot the column, choose Value column for the values:
Hopefully, this provides what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
@Anonymous , refer if this blog can help
Thank you I was able to solve my problem with the help of this link! 🙂
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