Split Comma Separated Values or Delimited Data into Separate Rows
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Have you ever gotten a spreadsheet from someone or a system where it had one column essentially have a list of items that were separated by commas (or maybe semicolons), but it was tied to the value of another column? Maybe it was a list of items that were sold but was tied to one invoice or sales number. It would be nice to separate out the comma separated list and still tie it to the invoice number. By using Power Query, this can be done in a few easy steps. See how with this video!
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Thanks for this. I used the same concept in Power BI. works exactly the same. Never noticed there could be a split by ROWS option whereas the heading of the tool says 'SPLIT BY COLUMN'. Thanks a ton !
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But one thing I want to do is.
-> I want to Keep Original Row as it is. & Below that, want to Create same variation as you created.
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how to split separated values or delimited data into separate rows
i think you're referring to line breaks? try custom instead of comma see this one ua-cam.com/video/BxFna32YGNU/v-deo.html
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What do you do when the source table updates... do you have to manually refresh it every time or will the table update like a formula. If so how do we make it happen automatically like a formula between two sheets would?
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This is really nice! But it's not working when the comma delimited field is numbers. How do you get around that?
Try this Separate Text and Numbers in Excel
ua-cam.com/video/cA9ypXn37jg/v-deo.html
Or this one
Extract Text in Power Query
ua-cam.com/video/t8HpT9P-rig/v-deo.html
Is it possible to do thid function in reverse? Essentially I want my end product to be what you had at the beginning.
Maybe this one ? ua-cam.com/video/v72PR3o09P8/v-deo.html
but it duplicated other values, and all charts i had got messed up and count the values twice for each column i do that for, can we do the trick and we create bar chart which count the items per the unique values
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Dear many thanks for these but I would like to know if you know to do but the oposite I mean I have a list of names in column A and I want to have them into a single square/field listed and separated by comma! Do you know by any chance how to do this? Many thanks in advance and take your like
maybe one of these
ua-cam.com/video/CRx13rXELyM/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/users/shortsKLFw96yaKME
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Hi Doug, thank you for the explainer video. I need to do the same in Google sheets and I'm struggling. I have watched your sheets version but it doesn't duplicate the data in row one for every delaminated data entry. Do you have any ideas? 🙏
So what's the workaround? Looking on the same
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@Doug H
Thanks for this video. I have a table which is similar to what you have on the right hand side (i.e. the result you just produced) and I want it in the format you had to your left (with comma separated values). Essentially, I want to to the exact opposite of what you just did here. How do I do that? Thanks
like this? ua-cam.com/video/W4sK4V9G0GY/v-deo.html
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Thanks. But what if you have two columns for example column 1 contains Invoice_ID and column 2 contains product_ID? And I want all products under one invoice to be in the same row as the invoice_ID and separated by commas. Is that possible? Literally reverse engineering what you just did on this particular video. Thanks
If you have the office 2016 professional plus version the rows option under advanced doesn't exist unfortunately. Do you no of any way to overcome this?
Might need to upgrade, otherwise try to split with delimiter then unpivot.
@@DougHExcel Thanks for the answer, I got it to work with a macro but I will try both:)
So here's my issue. I have a single cell I get from a public url that has all the data in it separated by commas. I'm trying to take that cell and have it break out into rows and columns correctly. I'm not sure what that's called or where to begin. Anyone have an idea where i could get some help on this? Ty so much. and great video.
hopefully there's some pattern to it, otherwise it's a manual effort. If there is some pattern to the comma separation maybe one of these videos can help
ua-cam.com/video/QKRSF7TM88M/v-deo.html
I cant see this option under the Data tab in Excel for Microsoft 365.
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