It would be great to query and compare two (or more) different data sources by a unique key, such as email address or phone number. This would make Power BI incredibly powerful.
nishalit
5 years agoNew Member
Hi Brody. Take a look at the Power BI Designer - you can define relationships between data sources that you import, to do comparisons like this! Thanks!
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