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Hello,

I am in need of a way to transpose a portion of a set of data from columns
to rows keeping a unique record of the data in column A.

Example:

FROM:
CIRCUIT_PATH_ID PORT_NUM PORT
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT1 T1-5/0/0:09:01
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT2 0961-01
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT3 0738-18
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT4 01-1

TO:
CIRCUIT_PATH_ID PORT1 PORT2 PORT3 PORT4
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 T1-5/0/0:09:01 0961-01 0738-18 01-1

Thanks!
Jaret

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mcmilja wrote:

Hello,

I am in need of a way to transpose a portion of a set of data from columns
to rows keeping a unique record of the data in column A.

Example:

FROM:
CIRCUIT_PATH_ID PORT_NUM PORT
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT1 T1-5/0/0:09:01
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT2 0961-01
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT3 0738-18
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 PORT4 01-1

TO:
CIRCUIT_PATH_ID PORT1 PORT2 PORT3 PORT4
EAGLEVILLE 470 1-1 T1-5/0/0:09:01 0961-01 0738-18 01-1

Thanks!
Jaret


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