Dynamically creating a parent-child table from anarra

thegamerulez

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Hi All,
I have many such tables with the 1st column being a list of members and the remaining columns being the depth of their hierarchy.
The number of levels for a certain dimension is not fixed. i.e. GL might be 3 but Product might be 5 etc.
The list of members will also increase in the future.

GL CategoryLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Ad LoaderCore: DepthCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories
AP&A Tier 2 Management and Admin IncomeManagement & Admin Fees IncomeIntercompany IncomeAll Revenue Categories
AR ConversionOther RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Business Process Outsourcing IncomeManagement & Admin Fees IncomeIntercompany IncomeAll Revenue Categories
Business Support Services IncomeManagement & Admin Fees IncomeIntercompany IncomeAll Revenue Categories
Classic AdCore: Job PostingCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Classic - Cutover AdjustmentsCore: Job PostingCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Customer Support BPO Fee Recharge IncomeManagement & Admin Fees IncomeIntercompany IncomeAll Revenue Categories
Depth - Cutover AdjustmentsCore: DepthCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Depth - Finance AdjustmentsCore: DepthCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Direct / Advertising IncomeCore: DepthCore RevenueAll Revenue Categories

I am ultimately looking to get a 2-column output as under -

The format is in line with what I need to load to a legacy system to create the parent-child relationship.
GL MemberParent
Ad LoaderCore: Depth
AP&A Tier 2 Management and Admin IncomeManagement & Admin Fees Income
AR ConversionOther Revenue
Business Process Outsourcing IncomeManagement & Admin Fees Income
Business Support Services IncomeManagement & Admin Fees Income
Classic AdCore: Job Posting
Classic - Cutover AdjustmentsCore: Job Posting
Customer Support BPO Fee Recharge IncomeManagement & Admin Fees Income
Depth - Cutover AdjustmentsCore: Depth
Depth - Finance AdjustmentsCore: Depth
Direct / Advertising IncomeCore: Depth
Core: DepthCore Revenue
Management & Admin Fees IncomeIntercompany Income
Core: Job PostingCore Revenue
Core: DepthCore Revenue
Core RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Intercompany IncomeAll Revenue Categories
Other RevenueAll Revenue Categories
Core RevenueAll Revenue Categories
All Revenue Categories

My Version of Excel is Microsoft® Excel® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2203 Build 16.0.15028.20242) 64-bit

I managed to find a solution but it unfortunately wasn't a dynamic array for one of the helper columns and hence couldn't spill as the members increased or decreased.
I am okay with a Power Query solution as well but couldn't think of a possible solution as my skills in PQ are pretty limited.

Any assistance with this will be greatly appreciated!
 

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