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t0mato
Nov 30, 2021Copper Contributor
Power Query - Transpose Multiple Rows into Single Column
Hello!
I am working on tracking application data and have a large data set. I have multiple rows for the same Requisition that need to be housed within the same row. See example below:
As detailed, Requisition Number FULLT071366 has 4 rows of data, I would like these all listed for the same requisition, in a single line. Only the data regarding [Step], [# Candidates in Current Step] and [Average Days in Current Step] For example, like below:
Notice how each new row for the requisition is given its own column within the same row. How can I achieve this with Power Query?
I've attached the data here with the first row of data being an expected output.
Thanks in advance!
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- Riny_van_EekelenPlatinum Contributor
t0mato I would consider a pivot table (see attached), Then you can easily line-up similar steps as well. Obviously, the first row (that you had already extended manually is not correct now.
- t0matoCopper Contributor
Riny_van_Eekelen This is actually very useful and helpful. I think this works. I will look into this to make sure I understand how you did this.