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# Transforming Suggested Row Records into Master Records

Transform Suggested Row Records into Master Records so that those Master Records can be transformed into Golden Records. Records in the Suggested Row Records table were not automatically transformed into Master Records due to match or merge conflicts or missing key column values. A record in the Suggested Rows table cannot be edited until that record is transformed into a Master Record.

You must have **data steward** privileges to transform a Suggested Row Record into a Master Record.

Data stewards can transform a Suggested Row Record into a Master Record in the following ways:

* [Transforming a single Suggested Row Record into a single Master Record](/pentaho-data-mastering/transforming-suggested-row-records-into-master-records/transforming-a-single-suggested-row-record-into-a-single-master-record.md)
* [Transforming multiple Suggested Row Records into a single Master Record](/pentaho-data-mastering/transforming-suggested-row-records-into-master-records/transforming-multiple-suggested-row-records-into-a-single-master-record.md)
* [Transforming multiple Suggested Row Records into multiple Master Records](/pentaho-data-mastering/transforming-suggested-row-records-into-master-records/transforming-multiple-suggested-row-records-into-multiple-master-records.md)


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