Advanced Unpivoting Tricks in Power Query

[@GoodlyChandeep]

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[@dr.vaibhavhase5979]

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[@osoriomatucurane9511]

Sensational tutorial, diving deep into M Code Magic and playing arround with lists and tables. Thank you for sharing, you truly master the state art of teaching. Keep it up

[@BotondKuti]

that first one contains a solution I couldn't figure out or find anywhere else, your videos are always top quality from every aspect, big thanks, highly appreciated :)

[@RogerStocker]

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[@TopBam]

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[@baskis69]

Incredible, pure magic {M}.... Masterfully explained .... thanks for sharing!

[@vacilando86]

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[@demris15]

Love this... you gave me a lot of good ideas to try for myself!! Thanks

[@emanuelecostantinocatanzar3042]

Hey, Chandeep, I love your way of teaching. First of all, you explain the logic behind the problem and then you also get fun in fixing the issue. Everything seems so easy 🙂 Your knowledge of the matter is outstanding. Great great job, man!

[@KleanthisSkoulikaris]

Oh man, watching you keep adding to the first M code formula instead of using multiple steps reminded of Matt Damon talking about Jack Nicholson in the movie "Departed".... "Now, you COULD end the scene there, but if you keep the camera rolling...." 😁😁😁. You're like the gift that keeps on giving!

[@Softwaretrain]

This is an excellent example of utilizing the advanced unpivoting technique. Thank you for the fantastic video and explanation! I’ve attempted to solve these three examples using a different method, which may provide your audience with an alternative solution, as outlined below. Example1: let Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table1"]}[Content], Custom1 = Table.Combine(List.Transform(Table.Split(Source,3),each Table.PromoteHeaders(Table.Transpose(_)))) in Custom1 Example2: let Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Dataset"]}[Content], split = Table.SplitAt(Source,2), Header = List.Transform(Table.ToRows(Table.FillDown(Table.Transpose(split{0}),{"Column1"})),each Text.Combine(_,"|")), AddHeader = Table.RenameColumns(split{1},List.Zip({Table.ColumnNames(split{1}),Header})), Unpivot = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(AddHeader,{"Bz"},"Header","Value"), SplitColumnbyDelimiter = Table.SplitColumn(Unpivot, "Header", Splitter.SplitTextByDelimiter("|", QuoteStyle.None), {"Company", "Dept"}), ChangedType = Table.TransformColumnTypes(SplitColumnbyDelimiter,{{"Bz", type text}, {"Company", type text}, {"Dept", type text}, {"Value", Int64.Type}}) in ChangedType Example3: let Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Data"]}[Content], Custom1 = Table.Combine(List.Transform(List.Split(Table.ToColumns(Source),3),each [a=Table.FromColumns(_), b=Table.PromoteHeaders(Table.Skip(a,1)), c=Table.AddColumn(b,"Country",each a{0}[Column1]) ][c] )) in Custom1

[@williamarthur4801]

Great video, I know it 's not that practical but for fill up down, I used let f = { Table.FillUp, Table.FillDown} in List.Accumulate ( {0..1}, Table.Transpose(Custom1), (s,c)=> Function.Invoke( f {c} , { s, Table.ColumnNames( s ) } ) ) , oh great use to combine columns.

[@mikizhero]

I really like to know the M language, but you are too fast for me. I am in awe of your mastery of M language. Honestly, there was a time I was stuck in my work, I searched Google and KZbin, I couldn't find any solution except for your video of creating a total row for a table of columns. That was life-saving. Thank you Chandeep

[@JJ_TheGreat]

You do know that YT provides you with a way to slow down the videos, right? :-

[@bendreessen2809]

Amazing! you provided the exact solution I needed! thank you so much for all of your help and easy to understand teaching style!!

[@neelguru6562]

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[@ursvenky6394]

Wonderful video. I recently struggling with second problem. I got the solution by you. Thanks Chandeep

[@chrism9037]

So amazing Chandeep!!! Thank you

[@samitube007]

I'm facing a real challenge right now, and this video came at the perfect time. Highly appreciated

[@carolshipley7903]

This is brilliant Chandeep. Just what was needed for the problem I sent you. Thank you very much.

[@SathishKumar-oq7tz]

It's just amazing tricks, thank you Chandeep for sharing with us.

[@donniemcgee7523]

Thank you for this excellent presentation. It is extremely helpful.

[@businessinsights_AlexRobe]

This is magic! So efficient and compact - love it! 👌🙏

[@StephenDagg]

Thanks so much Chandeep, these tutorials are fantastic. Keep 'em coming!

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[@danielhervert3629]

😂

[@ginesc]

🤣 I need a new car .. I´m gonna use similar technique maybe it ´ll work !!!! tks you !!!

[@elmzlan]

Its worth it though.

[@catherinegould6662]

Amazing - that logic is awesome. Lists are scary cool

[@Luciano_mp]

Wow, brilliant! Congratulations! Thank you.

[@krishna6296]

Thank you for the detailed video on ower query editor data transformation.

[@-seesi-]

Hey Chandeep! In your third example you hardcoded the 3 (25:00). You could wrap the SecRecordAsHeaderList step into List.Count, so you get the number of the cols!

[@chrismiles7040]

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[@danishnawaz3651]

Stunning Sir. Plz do more videos.

[@freipfeifenprospekt]

Whow. Apart from the excellent content - where did you learn to teach so well?

[@odallamico]

Great tricks. Thanks for sharing

[@ahmedoufkir8235]

Amazing, Thanks a lot

[@shubhabratadey]

I wonder whether you speak with HUMANS in M language or not... 😁 Simply Superb

[@arbazahmad7177]

Excellent... thanks for sharing 🎉

[@Travel-Costa-Rica]

another great video... Thanks...

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Nice one I subscribed because of this video 🎉 keep it up ❤

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Thanks 🙏 eagerly waiting for your video

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Bloody awesome thanks

[@Klick213]

A masterpiece!

[@thierrysouchard471]

Awesome! as always.Thank you

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Another great video!

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You are just Amazing!

[@mogarrett3045]

my brotha Goodly I get this crap all the time....makes me wanna open up 'a can of woop ass' . pisses me off to no end. Clients have no passion for their data. thank you for sharing. Power Query is the magic in the data kitchen. thanks brotha for your insight as always

[@deda118]

Great explanation. Can you show a power BI statement month by month with the months as column headers? It’s typically how data is presented.

[@prashantpavar8303]

This is awesome

[@RichardJones73]

You make power query seem so damn easy

[@raimundojs9547]

Fantastic! Awesome!

[@sanjeevsoni6793]

Great tricks 🎉

[@justjerry7844]

Pretty darn awesome 👍👏👏👏

[@mogarrett3045]

Thanks brotha

[@djl8710]

Good Stuff Goodly!

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[@mrbartuss1]

I've noticed that you prefer to put everything into one step. Is it more efficient or something? Why not doing it in separate steps?

[@williamarthur4801]

as an alternative to adding an index try zip; = List.Transform( List.Zip( { ListOfTables, {"Engalnd","India"} } ), (x)=> Table.FromRows( {x} ) ) then table combine .

[@mayurnarayan1]

This person is a wizard😅

[@kamil4177]

Hi, in 20:41 you're refering to row as a column;) but I get the idea;)

[@NEO_analytic]

Thanks for the great video, Chandeep! Just one question - Why don't we use Table.Transpose() instead of Table.FromColumns(Table.ToRows()) at 3:40?

[@GoodlyChandeep]

I thought transposing 2 rows wouldn't slow down the query.

[@mnowako]

Thanks

[@GoodlyChandeep]

Thank you so much!

[@storieswithtarasharma2914]

Remember these all function is little complicated so I hope you will tell us the way by which we can apply logic in real time data problems because every time we have a different situation

[@pk231]

I don't know why your video is like ASMR to me😅. 30 mins went just like that

[@rinaldobranquinho]

00:24 Example 1 06:50 Example 2 18:28 Example 3

[@JJ_TheGreat]

17:49 Couldn’t have we split the column before unpivoting? Just curious. Thanks!

[@alexandrucoman1082]

Basically instead of using Unpivot table he s using language interesting approach but it s more complex than necessary when you can use more simpler things

[@VijayDagar-z3y]

in My Power Query Editor Add New Step not showoing helper Selection in excel is there any opetion to activate this like Power Bi?

[@SivaRajolla]

Suppose in the table consist few column null value and in excel two table between empty two columns how can we handle that

[@azizquazi]

Can we not do everything using UI?

[@williamarthur4801]

Third time of watching, I must get out more. 🙄🙄

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How to share powerquery data file or mail to someone, please share

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If i took the course Mastering Dax, will i get all the video's at a time or its like adding videos weekly?

[@GoodlyChandeep]

you'll get all the videos. please drop me a note on [e-mail]

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[@GoodlyChandeep]

All students leave comments or post their questions in the community. I hope that helps 😀

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Who on hell - a lot 😁

[@kennethstephani692]

Another awesome video!!