I have the following table
I need to turn all the columns except the first one into one column. So if there's 10 columns other than the first column I need to make it so for that for the value 1001 in the first column I now need to have 10 rows of the value 1001 in the first column and so forth so that fx
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
1001 A
HI @Anonymous ,
On the Query Edito select all columns except the first one and select unpivot columns.
Check this documentation for power query.
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MFelix
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@Anonymous or you can select first column and then right click ad select option, "unpivot other columns"
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HI @Anonymous ,
On the Query Edito select all columns except the first one and select unpivot columns.
Check this documentation for power query.
Regards,
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
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Check out my blog: Power BI em Português@Anonymous or you can select first column and then right click ad select option, "unpivot other columns"
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