# Examples

Perform the following steps to demonstrate a simple example of the Row Normaliser step:

1. Create the following sample table of product sales data as an input source:

   | Date      | PR1\_NR | PR1\_SL | PR2\_NR | PR2\_SL | PR3\_NR | PR3\_SL |
   | --------- | ------- | ------- | ------- | ------- | ------- | ------- |
   | `January` | `5`     | `100`   | `10`    | `250`   | `4`     | `150`   |
2. Input the values shown in the following graphic in the Row Normaliser step:

   ![Row normaliser values example](/files/qzB9Rg5fRlwLdCj7RgEa)
3. Run the Row Normaliser step.

The following table will display in the Preview data pane:

![Results in the Preview data pane](/files/0RNjVwi6R9LSIfq4RK2h)

The `design-tools/data-integration/samples/transformations` directory contains the following example KTRs that show how to use this step:

| Example KTR File                                     | Description                                                                     |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `Row Normaliser - Simple example.ktr`                | Shows a simple example of normalizing sales data.                               |
| `Row Normaliser - turn a single row into 3 rows.ktr` | Shows an example of splitting fields into columns then normalizing the columns. |


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