Table transform in Excel

Ahmed Moursi 20 Reputation points
2023-05-25T14:58:38.27+00:00

Hello,

I have raw data that are extracted in complex design, so I need to transfer these data from below:

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to below design:

User's image

There are thousands of Customers IDs and thousands of Parts and Parts type, each part has 2 subtypes, so subtypes need to be concatenated in single cell.

Can you help in this request?

Thank you

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  1. Emily Hua-MSFT 27,651 Reputation points
    2023-05-26T06:10:15.2633333+00:00

    Hi @Ahmed Moursi

    If you can use formula and Excel Power Query, I suggest you try following steps.

    First make the Row and Column headers.

    • For the column of Customer ID, you may copy ID and paste to other cells.
    • For the row of Parts, you may use UNIQUE function, such as =UNIQUE(B2:M2,TRUE).

    Please combine the values of the same Parts based on the column number, enter the formula =INDEX($B3:$M3,0,COLUMN()*2-3)&INDEX($B3:$M3,0,COLUMN()*2-2) then pull down and pull right.

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    And then import data into Excel Power Query and do unpivot columns operation.

    • Select the range from A9:G13, click Data tab > From Table/ Range.

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    • Select Customer ID column > Click Transform tab > Click down arrow beside the Unpivot Column > Choose Unpivot Other Columns.

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    • Click File > Close & Load to, load the table to one Excel sheet.

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  1. Barry Schwarz 3,071 Reputation points
    2023-05-25T18:17:43.4166667+00:00

    A macro should be able to do it easy enough with a pair of nested loops..

    Loop through the rows

    Extract the customer ID

    Loop through the columns by 2

      Extract Part #
    
      Concatenate the contents of the cells
    
      Place ID, Part #, and concatenated data in next row of output
    
      Repeat
    

    Repeat


  2. Herbert Seidenberg 1,191 Reputation points
    2023-06-02T23:11:24.6266667+00:00

    Excel 365 Pro Plus with Power Pivot and Power Query.
    With PivotTable and Slicer.
    No formulas, no VBA macro.
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