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Alon Oh

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March 2, 2021 - 11:31 pm
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Hi All,

Need your help with converting the original table into the required one (in the attached pic).

Basically i need to duplicate the rows based on the value on the last column. 

Also appreciate if in some magic way i can tell the query to delete the numeric value in one of the Yellow columns, so the result will be unique value in each 

row. hopes it clear. 

Thanks in advance.PQDRs-1.JPGImage Enlarger

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Hi Alon,

Welcome to our forum!

Please upload a sample file so we don't have to manually recreate your data in order to help you.

Thanks,

Mynda

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Hi, 

Sorry for that. see attached.

Thanks, 

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One way would be:

1. Unpivot the data using the 4 'WK...' columns. (this will add new Attribute and Value columns)

2. Remove the existing Total column.

3. Add a new custom total column that is just =Value

4. Add an Index column

5. Pivot on the Attribute column

6. Remove the Index column.

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