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Anonymous
4 years agoNot applicable
Comparing 1 json object against another json objects
I have a scenario to get discrepancy records across 2 different JSON objects. I will import the 2 objects into PowerBI Desktop and name as 1 VS 2. Therefore, what I have is: Table1 Name I...
- 4 years ago
Anonymous,
Try this in Power Query:
let Source = Table.NestedJoin(Table1, {"Record ID"}, Table2, {"Record ID"}, "Table2", JoinKind.Inner), RenameColumns = Table.RenameColumns( Source, {{"Name", "Table1.Name"}, {"Industry", "Table1.Industry"}, {"City", "Table1.City"}} ), ExpandTable2 = Table.ExpandTableColumn( RenameColumns, "Table2", {"Name", "Industry", "City"}, {"Table2.Name", "Table2.Industry", "Table2.City"} ), AddName = Table.AddColumn( ExpandTable2, "Name", each if [Table1.Name] = [Table2.Name] then "Yes" else "No" ), AddIndustry = Table.AddColumn( AddName, "Industry", each if [Table1.Industry] = [Table2.Industry] then "Yes" else "No" ), AddCity = Table.AddColumn( AddIndustry, "City", each if [Table1.City] = [Table2.City] then "Yes" else "No" ), RemoveColumns = Table.RemoveColumns( AddCity, { "Table1.Name", "Table1.Industry", "Table1.City", "Table2.Name", "Table2.Industry", "Table2.City" } ) in RemoveColumns
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Super User
4 years agoAnonymous,
Try this in Power Query:
let
Source = Table.NestedJoin(Table1, {"Record ID"}, Table2, {"Record ID"}, "Table2", JoinKind.Inner),
RenameColumns = Table.RenameColumns(
Source,
{{"Name", "Table1.Name"}, {"Industry", "Table1.Industry"}, {"City", "Table1.City"}}
),
ExpandTable2 = Table.ExpandTableColumn(
RenameColumns,
"Table2",
{"Name", "Industry", "City"},
{"Table2.Name", "Table2.Industry", "Table2.City"}
),
AddName = Table.AddColumn(
ExpandTable2,
"Name",
each if [Table1.Name] = [Table2.Name] then "Yes" else "No"
),
AddIndustry = Table.AddColumn(
AddName,
"Industry",
each if [Table1.Industry] = [Table2.Industry] then "Yes" else "No"
),
AddCity = Table.AddColumn(
AddIndustry,
"City",
each if [Table1.City] = [Table2.City] then "Yes" else "No"
),
RemoveColumns = Table.RemoveColumns(
AddCity,
{
"Table1.Name",
"Table1.Industry",
"Table1.City",
"Table2.Name",
"Table2.Industry",
"Table2.City"
}
)
in
RemoveColumns