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ENGFAKAYODE
Helper I
Helper I

How can I pivot like this using power bi

Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to

get the output below,I've tried pivoting,groupby and summarize but haven't gotten the desired output.

                     Input 
Project ID ManagerCoordinator
P1JohnChris
P2ChrisChris
P3KamJohn

 

                              Output 
NameProject CountReference Details
John2(P1,P3)
Chris2(P1,P2)
Kam1(P3)
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Shahfaisal
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

You will need to convert the values in rows into comma separated values.

Try this - https://aditya-somwanshi.medium.com/how-to-convert-rows-to-comma-separated-values-in-power-bi-d04a5c...

 

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ENGFAKAYODE
Helper I
Helper I

Here is a table showing the output neededIMG-20220805-WA0030.jpg

nitinrungta
Frequent Visitor

Hi
I was not able to make sense of the Reference logic.

 

Plus, could you show me how you want it to be used in a Visual, or after you have this information, what all you want to do with it in the calculation?
Instead of consolidating it, it would probably be best if you could get it more expansive in terms of row count.

 

IMG-20220805-WA0030.jpg

I'm new to power bi,just trying to solve a challenge

Shahfaisal
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

You will need to convert the values in rows into comma separated values.

Try this - https://aditya-somwanshi.medium.com/how-to-convert-rows-to-comma-separated-values-in-power-bi-d04a5c...

 

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