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Hi guys,
I hope everyone's ok
I got this need to transform these 4 columns on the right into 2 columns only according to this pic beside.
Is it possible? Could you let me know how could i do it? I've try transpose, pivot and unpivot.....
Thanks in advance
Best regards
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Hi @pedroccamaraDBI ,
I would create two separate queries then append them together.
1) Duplicate your original query
2) In your original query, remove columns 2 and 3
3) In your duplicate query, remove columns 5 and 6
4) In both queries, change column names so that they match EXACTLY (spelling, case etc.) to one another e.g. [SKU], [Type], [Value], [Week & Year]
5) Select your original query and go to Home tab > Append Queries, and choose whether you want to append the second table onto the bottom of the first, or create a brand new query that is the two source queries combined.
Pete
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One good way to do this would be to create a simple custom list of records as shown in this video.
Faster Data Transformations with List/Record M Functions - YouTube
Pat
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This is how you can accomplish the task. Instead of pivot/unpivot you can simply stack the tables.
let
Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("i45WMlTSUSpKTQGSIJahvqG+kYGREZBpDOYaQbixOtFKIMGknNJUIGWEqtQEXSlIb3pRamoeEcaCNOcXJealE2OwKVCgoLSoICeVkMmxAA==", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [Id = _t, Color = _t, Quantity1 = _t, Date1 = _t, Quantity2 = _t, Date2 = _t]),
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Id", Int64.Type}, {"Color", type text}, {"Quantity1", Int64.Type}, {"Date1", type date}, {"Quantity2", Int64.Type}, {"Date2", type date}}),
Table1 = Table.RenameColumns ( Table.SelectColumns(#"Changed Type",{"Id", "Color", "Quantity1", "Date1"}), {{"Quantity1", "Quantity"}, {"Date1", "Date"}}),
Table2 = Table.RenameColumns ( Table.SelectColumns(#"Changed Type" ,{"Id", "Color", "Quantity2", "Date2"}), {{"Quantity2", "Quantity"}, {"Date2", "Date"}}),
CombineTables = Table.Combine ( { Table1, Table2 } )
in
CombineTables
Before:
AFTER:
Hi @pedroccamaraDBI ,
I would create two separate queries then append them together.
1) Duplicate your original query
2) In your original query, remove columns 2 and 3
3) In your duplicate query, remove columns 5 and 6
4) In both queries, change column names so that they match EXACTLY (spelling, case etc.) to one another e.g. [SKU], [Type], [Value], [Week & Year]
5) Select your original query and go to Home tab > Append Queries, and choose whether you want to append the second table onto the bottom of the first, or create a brand new query that is the two source queries combined.
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Hello @BA_Pete
Thank you for your answer. I too prefer a simple solution,
Stay safe
Best regards