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Hey,
I have a table with several column named like this "COLUMN_NAME YEAR-MONTH", i want to create two separate columns, "COLUMN_NAME" and "YEAR-MONTH" here's an example :
CM 2019-01 | CM 2019-02 |
232.232 | 9123.222 |
I want to make it like this :
Column_name | date | value |
CM | 2019-01 | 232.232 |
CM | 2019-02 | 9123.222 |
Is there anyway i can achieve that with power query?
Regards
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try Transpose first, then you can split your columns using the built in features of powerquery, perhaps use add column from examples to make the process even easier
You need to transpose first. Refer :https://radacad.com/pivot-and-unpivot-with-power-bi
Try Transpose first, then you can split your columns using the built in features of powerquery, perhaps use add column from examples to make the process even easier
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