Power Query and cleaning up a lot of data

FloJoMoJo

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Hi, all,

Do you have any suggestions on how to best organize this data? I used Power Query to join reports from 2007 to present day and have 70,000 rows to deal with. And unfortunately, the headers are horizontal while the data is vertical. I need the $ values all 12 months on one column instead of multiple columns. Is there any way to quickly do so? I'd like the query to update the data automatically, so I am concerned about moving around too many columns.

Thanks so much for your suggestions!

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