Split multiperson column into rows

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I have this SharePoint list

ID	SurveyID	ThemeID	Order	Question	Responsible
109	2	1	3	pergunta teste	Johnson, Bruce Field, Sally
108	2	2	2	Teste pergunta composto	Nyugen, Sam Johnson, Bruce
94	10	6	68	A avaliação do resultado dos treinamentos é verificada por meio de:	Field, Sally

Loaded in my canvas app named ColQuestions, now I need to convert column Responsible in rows, like this:

ID	SurveyID	ThemeID	Order	Question	Responsible
109	2	1	3	pergunta teste	Johnson, Bruce
109	2	1	3	pergunta teste	Field, Sally
108	2	2	2	Teste pergunta composto	Nyugen, Sam
108	2	2	2	Teste pergunta composto	Johnson, Bruce
94	10	6	68	A avaliação do resultado dos treinamentos é verificada por meio de:	Field, Sally

How can I get this result?

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WarrenBelz 156,574 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi douglasfilipe

Use the Ungroup function
Ungroup( SPList, Responsible )

Note that the amount of records able to be addressed is restricted to your Data Row Limit.

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Hi douglasfilipe,

You will need a delimiter like ";" between the names in the Responsible column.

Quick question what type of column is Responsible in your SharePoint list?

If you have a Delimiter ";", you can use the following code to generate the output you require -

I created the dummy dataset as a collection:

ClearCollect( colQuestions, { ID: 109, SurveyID: 2, ThemeID: 1, Order: 1, Question: "Test", Responsible: "Johnson, Bruce; Field, Sally" }, { ID: 108, SurveyID: 2, ThemeID: 1, Order: 1, Question: "Test2", Responsible: "Nyugen, Sam; Johnson, Bruce" } )

Then I run the following code to create the required output:

ForAll( colQuestions As Record, ForAll( Split( Record.Responsible, ";" ) As Person, Collect( colQuestions_Converted, { ID: Record.ID, SurveyID: Record.SurveyID, ThemeID: Record.ThemeID, Order: Record.Order, Question: Record.Question, Responsible: Person.Value } ) ) )

Here's how it looked:

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Nandit

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I just noticed you mentioned its a Multiperson column, please disregard my suggestion and use WarrenBelz's suggestion, it will work perfectly!