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Software ==> | Power BI (160 exercises) |
Topic ==> | Combining queries (2 exercises) |
Level ==> | Harder than average |
Subject ==> | Power BI training |
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Three friend called Ben, Bill and Bob were arguing about who did the most exercise, so they agreed to monitor how much cycling, swimming and running each did over a period of 4 weeks. Unfortunately they neglected to agree on a common data format.
Load and combine data from the 3 files in the above folder to produce this matrix in Power BI Desktop summarising who did how much of each activity:
Some hints: you'll need to unpivot some of the data; a good way to extract Ben's activity is to create a column by example; when you've got the 3 friends' data in compatible format, you'll need to create an append query to combine the 3 resulting queries into a single query.
Save this report as Easier by hand, then close it down.
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