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Unpivot multiple headers in a data
- Anonymous5 years ago
Try transpose and merge in power query to achieve your goal.
Firstly we need to duplicate your original table and transform them as below.
Sample Table(Table1):
Duplicate Sample to Table2 and Remove all column except Column1,2,3. And only keep last 4 rows in this table.
Remove Column1 and Column2 in Table1.
Transpose all columns in Table1.
Then select column6,7,8,9 and use unpivote function.
Finally, merge Table1 and Table2 by number column and expand table to get result.
Merge:
Result:
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Try transpose and merge in power query to achieve your goal.
Firstly we need to duplicate your original table and transform them as below.
Sample Table(Table1):
Duplicate Sample to Table2 and Remove all column except Column1,2,3. And only keep last 4 rows in this table.
Remove Column1 and Column2 in Table1.
Transpose all columns in Table1.
Then select column6,7,8,9 and use unpivote function.
Finally, merge Table1 and Table2 by number column and expand table to get result.
Merge:
Result:
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- vishwanathans5 years ago
Helper II
Hi Rico,
This helps big time. Thank you for your help.
Thanks
Srini - Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
What if the values are not all the same across the rows? This creates an issue with the matching during merge.