I was wondering what the best way to achieve the attached transformation would be using Power Query.
I am keen to use power query because I want the result to be 'Connection Only' which I then intend to merge with another query.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Martin
You cannot have merged header cells with PQ, so whatever we suggest will not look like your example.
You can't have two rows of header data and you can't have multiple columns with the same header text.
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The best I can suggest is to merge the header data into ONE row. Here's the M Code:
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How do you plan to merge that with another query when you don't have a unique header for each column?
Rory
this is exactly what i needed. Thanks
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