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dflock27
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Reference Table | Match One Column to Multiple Columns

Having an issue creating a reference table.  I have Ids in column A where I would like to return duplicate values for column A, while refencing column B and column C separately.  Here's the working situation:

 

I'd like my reference table to return (in seperate rows) each Away and Home value per GameId.  So the finish product would look something like this:

 

GameIdTeam
68831MIN
68831BOS
68828NYY
68828BAL
68840OAK
68840TOR

 

Here's a snapshot of my table.  Also, I'm sure this process is called something specific.  If someone knows, could you please let me know??

 

Screen Shot 2022-08-05 at 9.06.32 PM.png

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ddpl
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@dflock27 Here you can unpivot two column in power query as per below snap:

 

ddpl_0-1659763755828.png

 

then remove 3rd column as its not required

 

ddpl_1-1659763819148.png

 

finaly close and apply:

 

ddpl_2-1659763878761.png

 

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ddpl
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Solution Sage

@dflock27 Here you can unpivot two column in power query as per below snap:

 

ddpl_0-1659763755828.png

 

then remove 3rd column as its not required

 

ddpl_1-1659763819148.png

 

finaly close and apply:

 

ddpl_2-1659763878761.png

 

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