Unlike many other nodes which have configuration menus with many settings to understand, the Transpose node is very simple.
The Transpose node performs one operation: it turns table rows into columns and table columns into rows. For example, if you have a table with 50 rows and 20 columns, the Transpose node will output a table with 20 rows and 50 columns.
The only configuration menu setting is related to the "chunk size," which simply controls how much memory is used to perform the transpose operation. You do not need to play with this setting at all--the Tranpose node is completely "plug-and-play."
When you transpose a table, the RowID values will become column headers and the former column headers will become the new RowID values.
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