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How to join 3 rows in one line - if possible, unsure if transpose or crosstab - PIC attach

adriennelenker
7 - Meteor

Sort of hard to explain, but basically with this

 

Order ID IOrder Date IOrder Quantity ISales IShip Mode I
310/13/20106261.54Regular Air
62/20/201226.93Regular Air
327/15/2011262808.08Regular Air

 

How do you change it to this

Order ID IOrder Date IOrder Quantity ISales IShip Mode IOrder ID IIOrder Date IIOrder Quantity IISales IIShip Mode IIOrder ID IIIOrder Date IIIOrder Quantity IIISales IIIShip Mode III
310/13/20106261.54Regular Air62/20/201226.93Regular Air327/15/2011262808.08Regular Air

 

I'm told it's possible but not sure how. If so, would like to know

1) How to perform this

2) How to achieve the Roman numerals (or other numbers) detailing the exact rows the original data was

 

1) would be more important

 

Thanks for the help

 

 

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malteryx1
6 - Meteoroid

Here the below solution. There might be a easy solution,if it helps please mark it as a Solved Solution

gawa
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula

hi @adriennelenker 

If you have dynamic number of rows, you can try this way.

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aatalai
15 - Aurora

Another way would be using 3 select records tool, and choosing one for each row and then appending the data together, however, this solution would not be effiecent if you are looking to scale it

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