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Hi
I am experiencing an offset in columns from some rows, I don't know how to handle it with Power Query
Thanks
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Solved! Go to Solution.
Demo attached. Maybe you can try below steps:
1. Add a [Index] column to your table
2. duplicate the orginal table
- distinguish the two table by [Index], the first one with [Index] less than 4 and the second one greater than 4
3. Remove blank column in the first table and rename columns in the second table
4. Append queries, so you'll have a consolidated clean table.
Best Regards,
Joyce
Demo attached. Maybe you can try below steps:
1. Add a [Index] column to your table
2. duplicate the orginal table
- distinguish the two table by [Index], the first one with [Index] less than 4 and the second one greater than 4
3. Remove blank column in the first table and rename columns in the second table
4. Append queries, so you'll have a consolidated clean table.
Best Regards,
Joyce
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Good job
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