I am trying to create a data table with multiple outputs across periods, but for the same scenarios.
Is it possible to create that without inserting an extra column between each output column to deliver input for the data table (i.e. input column = index 50-110).
Is this in any way possible? See picture of what I would usually mark to create the data table (this does only cover one period/output though). But if I were to make the scenario for FY23, then I would need to insert a column between FY22 and FY23 where I copy the index 50-110 again. I would like to not have to do that.
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I have an input table 1 and input table 2, where under input table 1 i have data of some properties like apartments, residential, commericails etc., with a unique ID called GUIDBB. I am trying to creat a single table where input table 1 data row and input table 2 data rows will be copied automatically using related GUIDBB ID.
Example of screens shots.
Input table 1
Input table 2
Result table
I tried to do this in several ways like vlook up etc., However as of now i only get success in manual copy of the rows to the results sheet.
Any soultion for this case is highly apreciated.
I have a powerquery-table with data structured as picture 1, with 1 row per date, and capacity input per vendor separated into columns. This is creating some issues in creating pivot-tables, as i cannot simply filter which vendor i want to look at by a single column.
I think the solution would be to structure the data as shown in picture 2, but is there a way to change from one format to the other? In other situations i need the data structured as is. So ideally i need a way to present the same dataset in either format as needed.
Current table:
Preferable table:
I would like to transfer this humanly readable table either into one long table, for example through an "Attribute" Column which then includes "Category A" and "Category B" or I would like to split them into multiple sheets within PowerBI. The "delimiter" is always a empty column.
If I guess correct-
You have single spread sheet with data belongs to multiple category.
You wants to load whole data to Power BI
But you need separate sheet per category.
You can perform these following steps to achieve your required data sets in Power BI-
load the sheet to power bi
duplicate your data set as many time you wants number of data set
Go through all data sets and remove all columns except columns you required in current data set.
This should give you your desired data sets in power bi.
I have an Excel report that is the output of an opinion tool. In this Excel I have all the responses that the people submit for my quizz, in the questions that are multiple choise answer the tool output those questions like one question per option and only the selected option is the column with data in the Excel. For example, if my quizz is like this:
Q1 Your name:
R1 =
Q2 Options
opt 1
opt 2
opt 3
The Excel report will appear like this
Excel Report
So I want that when I import the Excel to Access it can automatically merge those columns to have only to headers in the Access table: "Q1 Your name:" & "Q2 Options"
Also, for context of the job, I will make some other editions to that imported table and then copy to another Access table (table 2) so even if there is a way to merge those Access columns before copy to the another one I will accept it like, I don't know, insert from this column and if empty insert from that column, I'm not good at doing queries sorry. Only the table 2 will have information, the first table would be like a temporary one so I will daily delete information from that one and preserve the important data en the table 2
Thanks for the support
Simplest way I can see to achieve your goal is to concatenate the three columns; since by the sound of it you will only ever have a value in one column per question per record. You could do this in Excel prior to the import, you could use a calculated field on the table or you could build a query that concatenates all your questions. My suggestion would be Excel since using the =CONCATENATE() function is probably going to be easiest option for you.
If you do import your raw data into Access you will need to assign unique column names, ie Q2_Op1, Q2_Op2, Q2_Op3.
The query syntax to concatenate these fields one would be something like:
SELECT Q1_Name, [Q2_Op1] & [Q2_Op2] & [Q3_Op3] AS Q2_Options
FROM Table1;
Where Q1_Name, Q2_Op1, Q2_Op2, Q3_Op3 are the column names on the imported data table.
I have two tables with the same data but in different rows, I want to sort them in front of each other. each duplicate row in front of its duplicate.
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In a new worksheet, copy the code data from one table and append to that a copy of the code data from the other. Apply Remove Duplicates to that column and sort ascending.
Now use that sheet to look up (VLOOKUP Description, Uom and Unit Price from one of your tables into three separate columns (say 2,3,4) and lookup up same fields from the other of your tables into a further three columns (say 5,6,7).
Wrap both formulae in IFERROR(....,"") to reduce noise.
I take it any numbering will be applied independently in a new sheet (ie No. is not required to be copied to there).
Incidentally you have a lot of unconventional hyphens (eg L-80 is never normally written other than as L80), m for OCTG as a unit of measure leads to many problems and with competent staff a structured catalogue could be advisable for a high value of stock and long-term storage.