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Production & Defects % Pareto from Column to Rows
Faadiz unpivot is the way to go, if you can share sample data wiht required result I can get you the solution.
tried unpivot but Production can only be 1 record per day. its also duplicating. also how to calculate % of each defect based on that specific date production?i also need pareto of each defect.defect % trend.seems hard when i have records in columns.this is just an example. actual data span over 30 columns with specific defects.further details, there are 5 departments and each having 4-5 different defects. All in separate columns?Yes, unpivot should work. In addtion, does the column DEF% is an exist column or just a custom column which should be added after unpivot operation? How about the "pareto "? Could you share the expected table structure?
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tried unpivot but Production can only be 1 record per day. its also duplicating. also how to calculate % of each defect based on that specific date production?i also need pareto of each defect.defect % trend.seems hard when i have records in columns.this is just an example. actual data span over 30 columns with specific defects.further details, there are 5 departments and each having 4-5 different defects. All in separate columns?Yes, unpivot should work. In addtion, does the column DEF% is an exist column or just a custom column which should be added after unpivot operation? How about the "pareto "? Could you share the expected table structure?
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.