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Hello, I am sharing a small dataset on the left which I am struggling to achieve the desired output shown on the table to the right. Can anyone assist?
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Use Table.Pivot to pivot the Type column, with Type as the Attribute and the Value column as the Values. Choose do not aggregate.
--Nate
Follow the below steps
select column type , from transform tab, pick add prefix from the format comand and write "Type" as value in the oppened window to reach the next image
then select type column and go to the transform tab and pick pivot command and provide the next setting
then press ok to reach your desired table as
Follow the below steps
select column type , from transform tab, pick add prefix from the format comand and write "Type" as value in the oppened window to reach the next image
then select type column and go to the transform tab and pick pivot command and provide the next setting
then press ok to reach your desired table as
Nate,
That worked like magic!
THANK YOU!
Farid
Use Table.Pivot to pivot the Type column, with Type as the Attribute and the Value column as the Values. Choose do not aggregate.
--Nate
Don't do it. Load the data as is and let the Matrix visual sort out the pivoting for you.
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