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Hello Everyone,
So, I have this set of data and I replaced all values of No with null and then I went to unpivot the selected columns and it turns everything into an error. Here's what it looks like before:
And after:
Anyone have any ideas why it's doing this?
What do you mean by add a new index column? I have one labeled ID which starts at 1 and goes to 4. I tried selecting that one in the unpivot area, but it still resulted in an error.
@Stolliver the only information that has been provided thus far in reference to your data is what you've provided in the post. I wasn't aware from the screenshot that you provided that an Index column existed given the ComplianceAssetId says "null" across all four rows.
Can I suggest replacing the "null" values in your dataset and reattempting.
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Hi @Stolliver
From what I can see, you are attempting to unpivot data that does not have an ID to use as a basis of unpivoting. The Asset ID column is null.
Can you try to add a new Index column starting from 1, then try to unpivot accordingly?
Hope this helps!
Theo
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