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Hi
Is it possible to expand for all the columns Grouped_1 and Grouped_2 at once (example in picture)?
When trying to do it column by column it is too slow.
(In my final structure i will have 10 grouped columns from grouped_1 to grouped_10)
As the picture won't show, my Table look like this:
ID Grouped_1 Grouped_2
11020 [Table] [Table]
11020 [Table] [Table]
10013 [Table] [Table]
18375 [Table] [Table]
10066 [Table] [Table]
10075 [Table] [Table]
10159 [Table] [Table]
19944 [Table] [Table]
19944 [Table] [Table]
Thanks in advance
kind regards
Saam
Solved! Go to Solution.
potresti provare qualcosa del genere ...
listGrouped=List.Select(Table.ColumnNames(yourab), each ----),
namesColGroupX=[groupe_1={"c11", ---}, groupe_2={"c21", ---}, ...],
List.Accumulate(listGrouped, yourtab, (s,c)=>Table.ExpandTableColumn(s,c, Record.Filed(namesColGroupX,c)))
potresti provare qualcosa del genere ...
listGrouped=List.Select(Table.ColumnNames(yourab), each ----),
namesColGroupX=[groupe_1={"c11", ---}, groupe_2={"c21", ---}, ...],
List.Accumulate(listGrouped, yourtab, (s,c)=>Table.ExpandTableColumn(s,c, Record.Filed(namesColGroupX,c)))
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