Power Query transformations can assist in splitting data into rows, based on various factors such as delimiter, text patterns, and data types. Skip to primary navigation Skip to main content ...

Couple this with the concept of correlated-subqueries (the process of running a "child" query for each row in the "parent" resultset), and you can get pretty much anything you want with 'simple' SQL.

As an example, SQL was the first programming language to return multiple rows per single request. This makes it easier to get data on what is taking place within a set of data—and consequently ...