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I have a table like this:
ProjectID | Project Manager
12345 John Doe
67890 John Doe, Jane Doe
I need to have a column of single project managers, with their correlated project ID. So I split Project manager on comma delimiter and now I have two columns Project Manager.1 and Project Manager.2. How can I append Project Manager.2 to 1, retaining the projectID, and hopefully not generating a new query to be kind to my file size. Thank you!
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Hi @Anonymous ,
When you split the [ProjectManager] column using the ", " delimiter, expand the advanced option in the split dialog and you'll see you can split the values to new rows, instead of columns:
Pete
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Hi,
you have to split column by delimeter choosing split into rows
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Phenomenal, thank you!
Hi @Anonymous ,
When you split the [ProjectManager] column using the ", " delimiter, expand the advanced option in the split dialog and you'll see you can split the values to new rows, instead of columns:
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Thank you so much
Fantastic, thank you!
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