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Dear All,
I am currently facing a Power Query issue (excel). I have several columns and each column contains 1 cell which is a table. I would like to expand all the table at once to avoid duplicate when I try to run the operation one by one.
Many thanks for your support.
Best regards
Do the tables in the same row all have the same structure/columns? If so, you could unpivot all the Table columns first and then expand.
If not, how do the tables in the same row relate to each other? Same # of rows in same order? If so, you could use Table.FromColumns and Table.ToColumns to combine them all.
Pat
Dear Pat,
Thank you so much for looking after my request. The tables in the same raw all have the same structure, same number of rows and same number of columns (identical headers).
If so, you could unpivot all the Table columns first and then expand?
Regarding the data analysis I would like to perform, I will need the table to expand side by side.
As you can see in the images, in my case, starting with a table of 51 columns and 2 lines, we have columns as header and the first row contains the table in each cell.
In the image, you can see, I can expand the first column using the icon, effectively by doing that, column1 will expand as expected, however, this operation will generate additional rows for the remain columns.
Column 1 which has been expended has 246 rows meaning if try to run the same operation on column2 I end up with 246 tables on top of each other, adding additional rows on all the remaining columns…
In my case, I would like to end up with each column expanded (example highlighted in the image below).
Many thanks
Regards,
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