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Hello
I have table with:
1. RMA number (unique)
2. SN (not unique)
3. Date open (date)
4. Date closed (date)
I want to create table, with rows for every RMA and SN like so:
Input table:
RMA SN Date Open Date Closed
R1 123
R2 234
R3 123
R4 123
R5 234
R6 433
Result table:
SN RMA1 Date open 1 Date close 1 RMA2 Date Open 2 Date close 2 RMA 3 Date Open 3 Date open 4 ...
123 R1 (date) (date) R3 (date) (date) R4 (date) (date) ...
234 R2 (date) (date) R5 (date) (date) <blank> <blank> <blank>
433 R6 (date) (date) <blank> <blank> ...
Can you give mi hint how to do this
I tried Lookupvalue, but it's not suited for multiplre results and to pivot table
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Telkontar ,
You can split the table based on SN and merge them in the query editor.
Hi @Telkontar ,
You can split the table based on SN and merge them in the query editor.
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