Expand each row of a table structured column to new columns

eduzs

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  2. 2010
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When trying to get the table of results I need, I ended up with a table-structured column (a column where each cell is a table containing 2 or 3 rows and 7 columns).
Now I need to expand each row of this table structured column to new columns.
I appreciate any help on how to do this!
For example:
OrigColumn(Tbl) = new columns to right => TBL.ROW1.COL1, ... , TBL.ROW1.COL7, TBL.ROW2.COL1, ... , TBL.ROW2.COL7, (if row 3 exist) TBL.ROW3.COL1, ... , TBL.ROW3.COL7
Thanks
 

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