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This is a bit confusing ![]()
If I understand you correctly, the problem is that the data is exported in a row fashion, and you want it in a column fashion ?
What I would do is this: extract the current data into XML, open up my XML editor, write an XSLT transformation script to transform the data into what I want, then, on your data connection, you can specify an XSLT to transform the data on export. Put that XSLT there and problem solved.
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