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I ve this type of records:
date=2020-07-28 time=11:35:29 user="user001" msg="Some String With Spaces" logid=100
date=2020-07-28 time=9:15:10 user="user002" msg="Another Text" logid=102
date=2020-07-27 time=10:55:23 user="user001" msg="The quick brown" logid=105
I want to split first line, and use the text before the = sign as headers and then split every row and use the text after the = sign as data. This is the expected result
date time user msg logid
2020-07-28 11:35:29 user001 Some String With Spaces 100
2020-07-28 9:15:10 user002 Another Text 102
2020-07-28 10:55:23 user001 The quick brown 105
Ane idea how to resolve this?
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@BahntjeRuben
I saved your data as a text file and imported to into PBI, and did the transformation. Please check the steps and codes. This is dynamics, any # of columns and rows will work
You can download the file: HERE
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@BahntjeRuben
I saved your data as a text file and imported to into PBI, and did the transformation. Please check the steps and codes. This is dynamics, any # of columns and rows will work
You can download the file: HERE
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Must be an easier way than this but you could use Power Query:
I'm presuming "date=2020-07-28 time=11:35:29 user="user001" msg="Some String With Spaces" logid=100" is in one cell? if so,
Split by delimited "="
Then split "time", "user", "msg" and "logid" by delimited by Right most "Space".
The just remove the redundant columns and rename the remaining.
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