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Parse a table from Jira in Power Query
- 1 year ago
Hi dandelion To acheive your desired table, first split the column by delimeter "|". Then remove all the unnecessary column which is blank. After that, merge all the pool seperated by "|" and merget all the number seperated by "|" (Keep orginal serial). Then tranpose, split and transpose again. Use first row as header and you are done. See images:
You have format like that:
After spliting by "|", You will get blank columns:
After removing blank column:
After merged all the pools and numbers, seperated by "|", you will get only 2 columns:
After Transpose, you will get:
After split by "|", and you will get:
Now transpose back, and you will get:
After promoting first row as header, you will get your desired result:
Check the steps, in the attached excel file.
Hope this helps!!
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Best Regards,
Shahariar Hafiz - 1 year ago
Hi dandelion, another solution:
Outputlet Source = #table(null, {{"|Pool||Number|| |Fruits|5| |Veggies|30| |Dairy|-| |grain|2| |eggs|-|"}}), Transformed = Table.Combine(Table.TransformColumns(Source,{{"Column1", each Table.PromoteHeaders(Table.FromRows(List.Split(List.ReplaceMatchingItems(List.Select(Text.Split(_, "|"), (x)=> Text.Trim(x) <> ""), {{"-", null}}), 2))), type text}})[Column1]) in Transformed
Thank you shafiz_p and dufoq3 for your response.
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