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db93
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Move Rows to Columns

Hi all,

 

I have data pulling in a query in the "Current Format" and want to adjust the query to pull it in like the "Future Format".

 

Essentially want to use this to track status by month over a long period of time. And with there being tens of thousands of "Numbers" I get too much data in the current format to pull into one spreadsheet.

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Thanks for all your help!

 

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wdx223_Daniel
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NewStep=let a=Table.TransformColumns(CurrentFormat,{"Month",Text.From}) in Table.Pivot(a,List.Distinct(a[Month]),"Month","Status",Text.Combine)

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wdx223_Daniel
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NewStep=let a=Table.TransformColumns(CurrentFormat,{"Month",Text.From}) in Table.Pivot(a,List.Distinct(a[Month]),"Month","Status",Text.Combine)

Edit: NVM I figured it out. Thank you!

 

Thanks for your response. I'm getting an error from the List.Distinct function.

 

List.Distinct(a[Month])

 

Expression.Error: The column 'Month' of the table wasn't found.
Details:
Month

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