Unpivot Multi-Section Tables Automatically - Power Query Challenge 102

Unpivot Multi-Section Tables Automatically - Power Query Challenge 102

Got a messy Excel table split into multiple blocks like Units and Availability?
In this Power Query tutorial, you’ll learn how to turn disorganized, multi-section data into a clean, analysis-ready table — step by step.

We’ll go from chaos to clarity using a few simple transformations:

Identify section headers (like Units and Availability)

Fill them down automatically

Remove blank and useless rows

Unpivot the wide columns into a clean list

Rename and reshape everything for easy analysis

No formulas, no VBA — just pure Power Query logic that makes Excel actually work for you.

By the end, you’ll know how to:
✅ Combine data blocks into one table
✅ Fix inconsistent layouts in seconds
✅ Create tidy data ready for PivotTables or Power BI

💡 Tip:
“Unpivot Other Columns” is your secret weapon for messy Excel layouts — it automatically adjusts even when your source data changes later.

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Links:
Challenge Author: Crispo Mwangi
LinkedIn:   / crispo-mwangi-6ab49453  
Challenge Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/crispo...
Solution: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...