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Ocasio27
Jun 03, 2020Iron Contributor
Merging queries with partial common column
Greetings, I am looking for a way to make this conversion in PowerQuery Please note that the only common value is column 1 and that the quantity of values is not the same in all columns Thank...
- Jun 04, 2020
Table.Group is generated automatically as here
After that in formula bar (or in Advanced Editor) you shall for each column remove this part
and replace each _ with formulas above
Lewis-H
Jun 03, 2020Iron Contributor
Start Merge Tables.
Step 1: Select your main table.
Step 2: Pick your lookup table.
Step 3: Select matching columns.
Step 4: Choose the columns to update in your main table.
Step 5: Pick the columns to add to your main table.
Step 6: Choose additional merging options.
Step 1: Select your main table.
Step 2: Pick your lookup table.
Step 3: Select matching columns.
Step 4: Choose the columns to update in your main table.
Step 5: Pick the columns to add to your main table.
Step 6: Choose additional merging options.