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Hi everyone!
Yesterday a kind user helped me to transform every 4 rows into columns.
But now I have to move up all the info of those columns up - remove nulls and transform the info to a line.
Please see the pic below:
For example, the first line would be 1234 / xyz / id / may-20
How can I do that?
I've tried to filter, but the other columns disappear.
Also tried to fill up but I couldn't - I'm a newbie user..lol
Any tips? If so, would be great to know where to put the strings, etc... lol 😄
Thanks a lot! (L)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I went back to your initial post and believe that the solution provided by @edugoncalves is not the best one, you can perform this without adding a column for each one and get a value per row.
Do the following:
if [#" Column2"] = "Group" then [Index] else null
Use the name of the first value of your data in the IF part in this case you refer that is group.
Now you can delete the custom column.
@edugoncalves sorry for giving an option on top of yours but believe is much easier and effecient.
PBIX file attach.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em Português@MFelix
In fact, this solution is much more straight and scalable than what I proposed.
Thanks for sharing, Miguel!
Hi @Anonymous ,
I went back to your initial post and believe that the solution provided by @edugoncalves is not the best one, you can perform this without adding a column for each one and get a value per row.
Do the following:
if [#" Column2"] = "Group" then [Index] else null
Use the name of the first value of your data in the IF part in this case you refer that is group.
Now you can delete the custom column.
@edugoncalves sorry for giving an option on top of yours but believe is much easier and effecient.
PBIX file attach.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsGreat solution too, MFelix!
Thanks for that! I've tested too and worked fine!
Thanks a lot!
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