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migueljoa
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Help with this Powerquery Puzzle!

I have a table with the following columns:

[Date] [BalTerm1] [BalTerm2] [BalTerm3] [Rate1] [Rate2] [Rate3]

 

I want it to look like this:

[Date] [Term] [Balance] [Rate]

             1          

             2

             3

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migueljoa
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Solved it!

 

  1. Unpivot Term Columns
  2. Unpivot Rate Columns
  3. The result will be a matrix that repeats all combinations of Term and Rate
  4. Replace text to match Rate attribute to Term Attribute
  5. Create a column to find attributes that are the same
  6. Remove rows that are not a match
  7. Rename columns properly and remove the new row created.

 

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migueljoa
Frequent Visitor

Solved it!

 

  1. Unpivot Term Columns
  2. Unpivot Rate Columns
  3. The result will be a matrix that repeats all combinations of Term and Rate
  4. Replace text to match Rate attribute to Term Attribute
  5. Create a column to find attributes that are the same
  6. Remove rows that are not a match
  7. Rename columns properly and remove the new row created.

 

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