Hello
I have this table as Input:
Source.NameColumn1Column3
1.pdf | Findings | Alert Status |
1.pdf | Company Information Associated with Individual | No information available |
1.pdf | Sanctions, Enforcements and Watchlists | Not Alerted |
1.pdf | Politically Exposed Persons | Risk Alert |
1.pdf | Corruption | possible |
1.pdf | Others | Not Alerted |
2.pdf | STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL | Yes |
3.pdf | Findings | Alert Status |
3.pdf | Company Registry Status | Found |
3.pdf | Sanctions, Enforcements and Watchlists | Risk Alert |
3.pdf | Politically Exposed Persons | Risk Alert |
3.pdf | Corruption | Risk Alert |
3.pdf | Others | Could Alerted |
I would like to transform this table into this:
Name | Findings | Company Information Associated with Individual | Sanctions, Enforcements and Watchlists | Politically Exposed Persons | Corruption | Others | STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL | Company Registry Status |
1.pdf | Alert Status | No information available | Not Alerted | Risk Alert | possible | Not Alerted | NULL | NULL |
2.pdf | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | YES | NULL |
3.pdf | Alert Status | NULL | Risk Alert | Risk Alert | Risk Alert | Could Alerted | NULL | Found |
I try to used the "Transpose" tools without success. I would like the workflow to be running even if the value inside third column is different. I will be using this workflow for multiple "Name" with multiple column, indeed it will not only be the column present is this example but also others column.
I would like to thank you in advance
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Hey @Tommy23, how's this? You'll need to be looking at Cross-Tab here rather than Transpose - the latter would be if you were going from your desired output to your input:
If you're precious about the record/field order then there needs to be a bit of extra work to maintain that so let us know.
Hi, @Tommy23
Here you go.
The formula in the Dynamic rename tool is: TitleCase(TRIM(Replace([_CurrentField_], '_', ' ')))
Please mark it as an acceptable solution if it works for you. Cheers!
Thanks a lot @DataNath and @RobertOdera It was really helpfull
You're most welcome @Tommy23