Hi @BrandonEmbrey, I also have encountered this. What I used to do for such cases are. Step 1: Create a text formatted line item in your existing module. The formula should be the concatenation of the name of Dimension 1 & "-" & name of the dimension 2 & "-" & name of dimension 3. for example, as referred to your screenshot, this line item should produce the output for the first record as Sales~10504004-Travel Fare~711005-Jan 20. and the second record should produce the output as Sales~10504004-Travel Fare~711005-Feb 20. if the name exceeds 60 characters then replace it with code. Step 2: Create an import action into a numbered list marking this line item as a code for the numbered list. Step 3: Create a new module with this numbered list a dimension and 4(3 list format and 1 number format) line item. These 4 line items should be formula-driven, which means the first line item should extract Sales~10504004, and the second line item should extract Travel Fare~711005 and the third line item should extract Jan 20 and fourth should extract its value from the module which you currently have. Thus it helps you to produce multiple columns. Thanks,
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