Is there a way in Power Query to denormalize a table?

Alex20850

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have worked with Power Query before and thought there was a way to denormalize a table.

The original data is State and different ethnic groups as different columns with the rows with population for each ethnic group.

I would like the output to be three columns
State Ethnic group Population
 

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Select state column, right click and from the context menu choose Unpivot other columns.
 
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