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Anonymous
6 years agoNot applicable
Unpivot
Hello all... I would like to have Resource #, Resource Name, and Resource Hrs/Week columns instead of how the data is organized in the first table below. I selected the other columns (Total # of FT...
- 6 years ago
Anonymous
I am not sure how to create the table for dynamic number of Resource # Name and Hrs/Week columns. Maybe someone out here could help with M query.
If we know the columns are fixed, i could use DAX to create a new table and generate some kind of index as key.
Dax:
Table 2 = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS('Table (3)',"Resource",'Table (3)'[Resource 1 Name],"Hrs/Week",'Table (3)'[Resource 1 Hrs/Week]),SELECTCOLUMNS('Table (3)',"Resource",'Table (3)'[Resource 2 Name],"Hrs/Week",'Table (3)'[Resource 2 Hrs/Week]),SELECTCOLUMNS('Table (3)',"Resource",'Table (3)'[Resource 3 Name],"Hrs/Week",'Table (3)'[Resource 3 Hrs/Week]),SELECTCOLUMNS('Table (3)',"Resource",'Table (3)'[Resource 4 Name],"Hrs/Week",'Table (3)'[Resource 4 Hrs/Week]))InputOutputIf this helps, mark it as solution.Kudos are good too.
amitchandak
6 years agoSuper User
What is the analysis you want to perform will decide the step?
You have to rename the column. And then use it as per need.
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- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
I thought I was clear regarding what I'm trying to accomplish, but to add more context, I'd like to be able to pull a "Resource" field in to a table instead of the "Resource #1, Resource #2, etc. fields.
The link you sent just shows how to perform the steps that I already took.