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mikeborg82
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Table transformation (pivot unpivot????)

Table transformation...  the top three rows are how the data appears, I want the data to look like it does below in one row... i assume this is possible, any ideas and help?  Thank you so much.

RankNameRatingNumber of ratings  
1Kentucky Brunch Brand Stout4.84615  
1Toppling Goliath Brewing Company4.84615  
1American Double / Imperial Stout / 12.00% ABV4.84615  
      
      
RankNameName 2Name 3RatingNumber of ratings
1Kentucky Brunch Brand StoutToppling Goliath Brewing CompanyAmerican Double / Imperial Stout / 12.00% ABV4.84615
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Indeed, a little bit from both because this includes some logic I recntly learned from @ImkeF

 

let
    Source = Table1,
    Grouped = Table.Group(Source, {"Rank", "Rating", "Number of ratings"}, {{"Names", each Table.FromRows({[Name]}), type table}}),
    Reordered = Table.ReorderColumns(Grouped,{"Rank", "Names", "Rating", "Number of ratings"}),
    ExpandedNames = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Reordered, "Names", Table.ColumnNames(Table.Combine(Reordered[Names]))),
    RenamedColumns = Table.TransformColumnNames(ExpandedNames, each Replacer.ReplaceText(_, "Column", "Name "))
in
    RenamedColumns
Specializing in Power Query Formula Language (M)

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Greg_Deckler
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That's a question for @MarcelBeug or @ImkeF.


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Indeed, a little bit from both because this includes some logic I recntly learned from @ImkeF

 

let
    Source = Table1,
    Grouped = Table.Group(Source, {"Rank", "Rating", "Number of ratings"}, {{"Names", each Table.FromRows({[Name]}), type table}}),
    Reordered = Table.ReorderColumns(Grouped,{"Rank", "Names", "Rating", "Number of ratings"}),
    ExpandedNames = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Reordered, "Names", Table.ColumnNames(Table.Combine(Reordered[Names]))),
    RenamedColumns = Table.TransformColumnNames(ExpandedNames, each Replacer.ReplaceText(_, "Column", "Name "))
in
    RenamedColumns
Specializing in Power Query Formula Language (M)

wow, that is awesome!!  It worked brilliantly.

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