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Currently the data is this. There are a other columns to the right but I need it to show in a PowerBI Table visual side by side below. Management wants to see in a Row format (some IDs there are 3 employees involved while some has only one). The data when imported from a sharepoint online list is the one shown below. I tried to Unpivot other columns but somehow it is not working. Is there a way to put the data side by side in a row as some project ID has several members involved and they want to know right. What is the best approach?
ID | Owner 1 | Owner2 | Owner 3 |
111 | Daniel C | Eric W | Chris Y |
In the Powerquery editor
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I got it working using Table.Column([IDTest],"Owner")
Keep your data as is and just do a ConcatenateX as so:
I got it working using Table.Column([IDTest],"Owner")
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