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Hi All,
I have a table like so...
| Material Name | Material Number | Material Type | Transaction Type | Production Order No |
| A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | Production | 1001 |
| R1 | R123 | RM | Consumption | 1001 |
| R2 | R124 | RM | Consumption | 1001 |
| R3 | R125 | RM | Consumption | 1001 |
| P1 | P121 | PM | Consumption | 1001 |
| P2 | P122 | PM | Consumption | 1001 |
| P3 | P123 | PM | Consumption | 1001 |
| Z1 | Z121 | RW | Consumption | 1001 |
| Z2 | Z122 | RW | Consumption | 1001 |
| A2 | 245678 | SemiFinished | Production | 2001 |
| R4 | R126 | RM | Consumption | 2001 |
| R5 | R127 | RM | Consumption | 2001 |
| P4 | P125 | PM | Consumption | 2001 |
| P5 | P126 | PM | Consumption | 2001 |
The table summarises by order number: goods produced (marked as Production under transaction type) and the ingredients consumed to product the good (marked as Consumption under transaction type).
From this table I want to create another table or transfor this table to show the data as
| Production Order No | Production Mat Name | Production Mat Number | Production Mat Type | Ingredient Name | Ingredient Number | Ingredient Type |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | R1 | R123 | RM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | R2 | R124 | RM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | R3 | R125 | RM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | P1 | P121 | PM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | P2 | P122 | PM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | P3 | P123 | PM |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | Z1 | Z121 | RW |
| 1001 | A1 | 123456 | FinishedGood | Z2 | Z122 | RW |
| 2001 | A2 | 245678 | SemiFinished | R4 | R126 | RM |
| 2001 | A2 | 245678 | SemiFinished | R5 | R127 | RM |
| 2001 | A2 | 245678 | SemiFinished | P4 | P125 | PM |
| 2001 | A2 | 245678 | SemiFinished | P5 | P126 | PM |
Can someone guide me on how this can be done?
Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@dearears I did it with Power Query.
Link to download the file with the solution: Table Transformation Columns to Rows.pbix
@dearears I did it with Power Query.
Link to download the file with the solution: Table Transformation Columns to Rows.pbix
Thank you ! Works like a charm and your logic is very clear and straight forward.
@dearears my pleasure 🙂
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