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Copy Query
- 10 years ago
Hi buddy,
I will give you two ways
1. from Query editor.
Original Table
Using Filter to remove NullModelling Table
2. From Development Canvas
Table ViewRemove the check mark inOr else Choose in filter "is not Blank"
Assuming columns 1 and 2 are one table and columns 3 and 4 are another table:
You can probably use the "Merge Queries" feature in Query Editor and select the common column between the two tables and the result will be only what's common between the two.
If my assumption is incorrect, please provide more context/information as to what you want to achieve.
- Nahel8810 years agoFrequent Visitor
ya but merge only works with mached type columns and those are two different types so , i dont think thats ganna work
- Eric_Zhang10 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Nahel88 wrote:
ya but merge only works with mached type columns and those are two different types so , i dont think thats ganna work
According to the snapshots in your original post, I think you can conform the columns to same consitent data types. Afterwards, merge the queries.