Power Query - Combine rows into a single cell | Change data to readable format | Excel Off The Grid
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
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This video teaches you how to use Power Query to combine values in rows into a single cell.
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OMG THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEED!! you are very straight to the point without any unnecessary remarks and I literally get what I want after following your instructions first time! thanks for making the complex simple for me :)
Great news. Glad I could help 😀
May almighty Allah Bless You. I have been trying to solve this for three consecutive days now. Thank you so much.
I agree with Alvin! This saved me countless hours. Very good video.
I've searched and found other ways of doing this, but your approach and delivery was super-simple. Thanks so much for this very useful video.
There are many ways to achieve the same result in Excel, so I'm glad you found this method useful. 👍
Well done, Mark!
Saved my precious time..God bless you...
You don't have an idea how much of a value this video is in my workplace.
Time saved … woop woop, target achieved ✅
EXACTLY WHAT I NEED!!
Thanks
Very nice! This is much better than grouping all rows then extracting the list. Thank you
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Awesome, short and crisp! exactly what I needed
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You were such a savior, I was trying exactly same thing for last few days. Thanks a lot!!!
You’re welcome 😀
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Glad I could help! 😁
Have been trying to achieve this for the past hour and couldn't get it to work until I came across this video. Works perfectly! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Natalia - I’m glad I could help.
Thank you. Brilliant real life application
Worked perfectly. Thank you :3
A concise explanation of exactly what I needed - very helpful! 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Mark. Awesome example! Thanks for sharing how to do this.. will come in handy in the future :)) Thumbs up!!
Thanks Wayne. 😀
You are my savior. Your method is simple but very powerful.
Glad to help :-)
Amazing good. It took me hours untill I spotted your youtube post. Thank you for posting. Absolutely SPOT ON ! In Dutch: Combineer regels in een enkele cel -> gebruik "Groeperen op"
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Exactly what I needed! Thank you very much!
No problem. Thank you 👍
Thanks so much, this really help me a lots. Best
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You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it useful.
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Superbly clear explanation. Just what I was looking for.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks man!
Great video with an excellent sollution!! I love your technique for combining text using the group by feature. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you found it useful 👍
Excellent, thanks from Brazil!!
You’re welcome 😀
Holy shit dude this is freaking awesome. You are a lifesaver. You've got yourself a subscriber over here. THANKS SO MUCH. Short and sweet directly to the point. LOVE IT!!
Thanks - glad I could help. 😀
Brillaint!
Thank you for this video! it was a tremendous help and exactly what I needed. Would be awesome if you will make more videos using Power Query.
We’ve got lots of Power Query content on our channel, it’s out main focus. So make sure you check it out.
Brilliant. Thank you!
You’re welcome.
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Thank you so much
Very helpful for Power BI manipulations as well!
Absolutely! I'm glad you found it useful. 👍
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Thanks Venkata - I appreciate your support 😀
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this is what i've been looking for, thankyou very much sir
You are most welcome 😊
Amazing! Thanks!
My please, I hope you can put it to good use.
Wow.... It's magic & thanks for sharing. Eager for more 😇
It is all about knowing the right tricks, so maybe it is magic. 😀
What you just illustrated is power query pivot table basically. So cool.
Yes, you could think of it that way. Thanks :-)
Awesome solution!
Thanks Ben 😀
Thank you so much for your help
No worries, I’m glad you can use it.
Thank you so much! :)
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Thank you!!!
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Was trying to do this in a Power BI transform... this is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much!!
That the great thing about Power Query and Power Pivot, while not exactly the same, 99.9% works on both Excel and Power BI.
@@ExcelOffTheGrid You should start a Power BI (M) channel 😁
@@whyskyd Maybe a Power BI channel is one for the future. I’m not too bad with M and DAX, but the visuals always confuse me. 😀
Fantastic - great solution
Thanks - it’s a pretty nice solution once it’s set up. 👍
Wow thanks a lot!!! Very useful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice one!
Thank you! Cheers!
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That's the easiest solution, thank you!
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Excellent video and content
Thanks John :-)
Thank you.
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The best thing I learned today
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Holy smoke.... I've been looking for this for hours due to issues I'm experiencing pulling data from an old MS Access Db within which some muppet has created LOOKUP fields in a table. Thanks so much!
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私がやりたかったことはコレです！
英語は分かりませんが、とても理解しました。ありがとうございます。
Even though you don’t understand English, I’m glad you were able to follow the video 😀
Nice, solved a problem for me :)
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Hopefully you’ve been able to put the techniques to good use.
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Ha ha ha - I like to keep you all on you toes :-)
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Le suis content que vous l'ayez trouvé utile.
Dear collegue, this is not what is described in the video titel, instead of combine "rows", it should be named in combine "columns", by the way.
Cause I was looking for something which combines 2 rows and I'am getting this :)
Sorry, I disagree. This technique is combining rows. So I believe it is the right description.
‘Merge columns’ is a different feature which already exists.
Awesome video and explanation, the backward version of your first one! haha!
Exactly.
The solution is frustrating because it requires editing the M code to apply a function which should be part of the UI.
@@ExcelOffTheGrid I agree, it should be 😁🙏
simple and easy
Thank you 😊
Great video dude..! 💐💐👏
Thanks. I'm glad it helped you :-)
Great
Thanks 😁
Was looking for this.. Will try it soon
Great news! Hopefully it worked for you 😀
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@@ExcelOffTheGrid OMG this worked.. Uve saved me so much time with this hack.. Can't thank you enough.. I suddenly feel like a genius
@@salvi2606 Great news - enjoy the extra time you’ve saved. 😀
@@ExcelOffTheGrid yes going to browse through ur other lessons to learn more..
Thanks for the video, i'm trying to use this method with Power Bi, but, after this when I split the equipment column by the delimiter into their own columns and the data is not equal as in one user doesn't have the same amount of equipment as the other it's messing up the report with invalid data in some columns, any ideas? thanks
only 1k likes? this video is a GEM
Thankfully it’s not about likes, but helping people 😀
Thank you Mark. That's a great help! What would you do if you get more than 10K lines consolidated in your new sheet? How to show all lines or split into another sheet? Many thanks
Hi - I'm not really sure I understand the question. Can you give a few more details about the scenario.
king
😀
Hi, Thank you for the video.
I am looking for something quite opp. I have comma-separated values in a column, need to map one to one with key ID. Please help out, its an urgent requirement.
Thank you well in advance.
Thanks for this. How to do the reverse?
Check out this video:
ua-cam.com/video/eC_GSMBZWPE/v-deo.html
Thanks for the amazing tutorial.
How we can do opposite what you did?
You mean like this:
ua-cam.com/video/eC_GSMBZWPE/v-deo.html
Thank you so much!!! Could you please do it using R o Python?
Sorry, Python and R aren’t my thing.
Hi Mark greetengs from Colombia... I have a question.. If I Want concat all values in a cell and after to creat a variable it's posible? For example I have a column named
DATA
1
2
3
4
and I want to build a variable named Data_number with all number and to add simple quotes...
I would need this result...
Data_number ('1','2','3','4')
Now how do you make the separator a "tab" so have two rows in one text box?
1:15 Merge
2:00 Group By
I downloaded yr example but my excel doesn't have the "from table range" option. :(
What version of Excel do you have?
Microsoft recently decided to rename the button From Sheet
Hi Mark,
Do you know how can I transform, for example, 3 columns into 1 column and the results are one under the other.
Like this:
Column 1 / Column 2 / Column 3
A B C
To
Column 1
A
B
C
Thanks.
Try this:
1) Merge the columns using a delimiter
2) Then edit the M code do the delimiter you've chosen is changed to #(lf)
I want combine only single cell which have different value, if cells have same value, it pass? the cell results do not show duplicate values
Using the scenario from the video… create a concatenated column with the First Name, Last Name, Equipment and Equipment Attribute columns.
Remove duplicates to create a list of unique items.
Then follow the rest of the video.
An error occurred in the ‘Transform File’ query. Expression.Error: The key didn't match any rows in the table. is the error i keep getting
Can we make the combination go into separate column but same row?
If "justin" bought an apple, a laptop and a mouse, I dont want all these to be in one column but to become three different column titled "item 1," "item 2", "item 3".
Is that possible?
In Power Query, you can either (a) Pivot the data in or (b) enter into a single cell, then Split using a delimiter.
Both provide different layouts and may provide what you need :-)
@@ExcelOffTheGrid Thank you!
as a input I get duplicate values also not a unique rows only