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Anonymous
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Transpose multiple columns into one columns

Please help

What I have
Create DateAssign DateModify DateComplete DateSign DateReceive Date
1/11/20181/16/20181/26/20182/25/20182/4/201812/19/2017
1/12/20181/17/20181/27/20182/26/20182/5/201812/20/2017

 

What I want to Achieve without using DAX but in Power Query
1/11/2018     
1/16/2018     
1/26/2018     
2/25/2018     
2/4/2018     
12/19/2017     
1/12/2018     
1/17/2018     
1/27/2018     
2/26/2018     
2/5/2018     
12/20/2017     

 

For more context, I just wanto filter out the latest date in the table and use it as my end date. Thank you in advance

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Idrissshatila
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Hello @Anonymous ,

 

what you do is the following:

 

select all the columns then in the unpivot columns option, select the unpivot only selected columns and it will be like the following screenshot

Idrissshatila_0-1697053939589.png

 

Idrissshatila_1-1697053955166.png

 

then you remove the  attribute column and rename the value column as you want

Idrissshatila_2-1697053995844.png

 

 

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Idrissshatila
Super User
Super User

Hello @Anonymous ,

 

what you do is the following:

 

select all the columns then in the unpivot columns option, select the unpivot only selected columns and it will be like the following screenshot

Idrissshatila_0-1697053939589.png

 

Idrissshatila_1-1697053955166.png

 

then you remove the  attribute column and rename the value column as you want

Idrissshatila_2-1697053995844.png

 

 

If I answered your question, please mark my post as solution, Appreciate your Kudos 👍

Follow me on Linkedin
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Anonymous
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Thank you

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