Alternative to the pivot table

00alex00

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Hello I am searching an alternative to the pivot table.

Since the pivot table works only if data are in the same header (column) how can I select a certain type of date for a given reference?

Let me explain here. I have a similar situation as below:

IDDateValue 1Value2IDDateValue 1Value2IDDateValue 1Value2IDDateValue 1Value2
127/02/2019AAA129227/02/2019B140327/02/2019CC28427/02/2019CCC1
126/02/2019AAA239226/02/2019B230326/02/2019CC48426/02/2019CCC65654
125/02/2019AAA34225/02/2019B44325/02/2019CC29425/02/2019CCC39876
124/02/2019AAA56224/02/2019B49324/02/2019CC46424/02/2019CCC234
123/02/2019AAA32223/02/2019B20323/02/2019CC51423/02/2019CCC5
122/02/2019AAA34222/02/2019B22322/02/2019CC51422/02/2019CCC6
121/02/2019AAA23221/02/2019B11321/02/2019CC51421/02/2019CCC54
120/02/2019AAA3220/02/2019B-9320/02/2019CC51420/02/2019CCC0
119/02/2019AAA6666219/02/2019B6654319/02/2019CC51419/02/2019CCC3
118/02/2019AAA5218/02/2019B-7318/02/2019CC51418/02/2019CCC2

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I need to fill below table:

Date21/02/2019
IDValue 1Value 2
1
2
3
4

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</tbody>

Since I have more than 4 ids I don't want to put them manually under the same column.

Is there an index match or some other formula to search values for a specific date?

Thanks
 
If you can, everything will be easier with well structured data. Such as re-arrange the data to a single table.

For info, a pivot table can be made from poorly structured data - it is just an example of combining data from more than one table. Suggest you google.
 
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