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Apr 22, 2020 02:33 PM
I’m importing data from a CSV with a nested appearance like this:
Food Group | Food |
---|---|
Fruit | bananas |
apples | |
oranges | |
Veg | kale |
squash | |
Cauliflower |
I need to flatten the nesting to look like this:
Food Group | Food |
---|---|
Fruit | bananas |
Fruit | apples |
Fruit | oranges |
Veg | kale |
Veg | squash |
Veg | Cauliflower |
Presently I’m using a complicated formula in Google Sheets before importing. Can this be done in Airtable instead?
Thanks very much
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Mar 14, 2021 09:01 AM
This use case is quite common. Many exports of databases are flattened and importing a csv file generated from a flattened database would be very useful.
I would love to read a solution to Andrew’s question…
