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How do I Transpose a List like:
into another List like:
in Power Query?
Thanks in advance!
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= List.Zip( { your_list } )
example: List.Zip( { {1, 2, 3} } ) = { {1}, {2}, {3} }
= List.Zip( { your_list } )
example: List.Zip( { {1, 2, 3} } ) = { {1}, {2}, {3} }
IMHO, this is the best one, I've seen so far. 🙂
Yeah... this is the equivalent to the transpose for lists.
I use it often with Table.RenameColumns; example:
let
Source = Table.FromRecords({
[name_1= "John", address_2= "CA", id_3= "john.doe@company.com"],
[name_1= "Juan", address_2= "MX", id_3= "juan.torres@factory.net"],
[name_1= "João", address_2= "BR", id_3= "joao.silva@empresa.com.br"]
}),
TransposedLists = List.Zip( { /* current column names: */ Table.ColumnNames(Source),
/* new col names */ { "firstName", "country", "email" }
} ),
RenamedCols = Table.RenameColumns(Source, TransposedLists)
in
RenamedCols
let
Source = {1, 2, 3},
New= List.Generate(()=>[a={},b=0], each [b] <= List.Count(Source), each [a={Source{b}},b=[b]+1], each [a])
in
New
Wow! That is a mighty function right there! A little (a lot) out of my leaugue...
Respect!
another option:
List.Transform( yourList_, each {_} )
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Table.ToRows(Table.FromList(List))
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