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Hey all,
My client had a spreadsheet with Column A = department and column B = process name.. In column C, D, E, if that process (column B) had additional sub processes, they would be listing horizontally, next to its respective process name.
What I want to do is ONLY have column A and B, but everything in C, D, E I want to be bunched in with column B.
So if a process (column B) = “Accounts payable” & in Column A it says it belongs to finance, I want anything that’s next to “Accounts payable” (column c, d, and e) to be placed in column B marked as “Finance” for department, as if they’re all related and bunched together.
I know there’s an easy way to do this in the query editor / PQ. Can someone please connect the dots for me here? Or at least give me the word I need?
Seems like along the lines of pivot/unpivot/transpose family of transformation..
Sorry for this poorly explained request - If anyone can help, please reach out.
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@Anonymous
You can just selected the columns =>right click =>select merge columns = change the column name to Finance.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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@Anonymous
You can just selected the columns =>right click =>select merge columns = change the column name to Finance.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous : Check the following post
Are you trying to unpivot the other columns apart from the first two?
Some sample data and desired output would help.
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