Splitting Row into multiple rows but keeping the identifier

robk123

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Hello,
I have tried searching but I'm unable to find a solution to this. Hoping to get help on this.

I have a set of data in one row and I would like to split the row into multiple rows but keep the identifier (First Name, Last Name, and Date).

Ultimately, I would like to put this data in a format that I can do pivot table to look at the Name, ET, and Amount

First NameLast NameDateET1AmountReceiptET2AmountReceiptET3AmountReceipt
JohnDoe12/1/2022Airfare$100Test.txtHotel$200Test2.txtMeals$300Test3.txt
TonySmith12/2/2022Meals$50Test4.txt
EricXXX11/30/2022Supplies$20Test5.txtMisc$50Test6.txt
 

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Fluff.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1First NameLast NameDateET1AmountReceiptET2AmountReceiptET3AmountReceipt
2JohnDoe01/12/2022Airfare$100Test.txtHotel$200Test2.txtMeals$300Test3.txt
3TonySmith02/12/2022Meals$50Test4.txt
4EricXXX30/11/2022Supplies$20Test5.txtMisc$50Test6.txt
5
6JohnDoe01/12/2022Airfare$100Test.txt
7JohnDoe01/12/2022Hotel$200Test2.txt
8JohnDoe01/12/2022Meals$300Test3.txt
9TonySmith02/12/2022Meals$50Test4.txt
10EricXXX30/11/2022Supplies$20Test5.txt
11EricXXX30/11/2022Misc$50Test6.txt
12
Main
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A6:F11A6=LET(a,CHOOSECOLS(D2:J4,1,4,7),HSTACK(TOCOL(IF(a="",x,A2:A4),2),TOCOL(IF(a="",x,B2:B4),2),TOCOL(IF(a="",x,C2:C4),2),WRAPROWS(TOCOL(D2:L4,1),3)))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Power Query solution: Choose all columns except First Name, Last Name and Date, and choose the "unPivot Columns" action.

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1First NameLast NameDateET1AmountReceiptET2Amount2Receipt3ET3Amount4Receipt5
2JohnDoe01/12/2022Airfare$100Test.txtHotel$200Test2.txtMeals$300Test3.txt
3TonySmith02/12/2022Meals$50Test4.txt
4EricXXX30/11/2022Supplies$20Test5.txtMisc$50Test6.txt
5
6First NameLast NameDateAttributeValue
7JohnDoe01/12/2022ET1Airfare
8JohnDoe01/12/2022Amount$100
9JohnDoe01/12/2022ReceiptTest.txt
10JohnDoe01/12/2022ET2Hotel
11JohnDoe01/12/2022Amount2$200
12JohnDoe01/12/2022Receipt3Test2.txt
13JohnDoe01/12/2022ET3Meals
14JohnDoe01/12/2022Amount4$300
15JohnDoe01/12/2022Receipt5Test3.txt
16TonySmith02/12/2022ET1Meals
17TonySmith02/12/2022Amount$50
18TonySmith02/12/2022ReceiptTest4.txt
19EricXXX30/11/2022ET1Supplies
20EricXXX30/11/2022Amount$20
21EricXXX30/11/2022ReceiptTest5.txt
22EricXXX30/11/2022ET2Misc
23EricXXX30/11/2022Amount2$50
24EricXXX30/11/2022Receipt3Test6.txt
Sheet1
 
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