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Anonymous
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Multiple lines into columns

Dears,

 

I have a table with multiple status lines and timestamps, what I'm trying to do is to move the timestamps into columns as in the following example:

 

2019-03-11_17-02-00.jpg

 

How can I replicate this result in PowerBI?

 

Thank you for your support!!

T

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AlB
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Nolock
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

you can do that with Pivot Column in the Power Query Editor.

 

You select the column Status and click on Pivot Column and than you chose the column Date as you can see on the screenshot below. The screenshot shows the result.

 

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Nolock
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

you can do that with Pivot Column in the Power Query Editor.

 

You select the column Status and click on Pivot Column and than you chose the column Date as you can see on the screenshot below. The screenshot shows the result.

 

Capture.PNG

AlB
Super User
Super User

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