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I need to create a master list of users from 2 different data sources.
there is a user name list in each table with different user names that I want to zipper together into one column in a new table that I can use as a Master User List.
The 2 columns i want to zipper together are "User" from table 1 with "Arrival User" from table 2.
Please let me know if there is a way.
Example table comlumns below.
Table 1
Time of Access | User | Date of Service | Location | Login Dept | Dept | ID | New? | Context | Vrf User | Elapsed Time | Active Time | Source | Type |
UserName1 | |||||||||||||
UserName2 | |||||||||||||
UserName3 | |||||||||||||
UserName4 |
Table 2
Location | Arrival Dep | Account ID | Arrv Date/Time | Arrival User | Event User |
UserName30 | |||||
UserName31 | |||||
UserName32 | |||||
UserName33 | |||||
UserName34 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @EWBI
You can accomplish this with DAX. Below is the DAX formula for the calculated table:
UserTable = UNION(ALL('Table 1'[User]), ALL('Table 2'[Arrival User]))
Navigate to the "Modeling" tab, select "New Table" to create a calculated table using DAX, and input the formula provided. Afterward, you can establish a relationship from your consolidated "UserTable" to other tables, as illustrated in the screenshot.
Here is the Power BI file for your reference: Power BI File (This link will expire on 12th Sept 2023)
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Udit
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This did the trick!! You are awesome!! Thank you so much!!!
Hello @EWBI
You can accomplish this with DAX. Below is the DAX formula for the calculated table:
UserTable = UNION(ALL('Table 1'[User]), ALL('Table 2'[Arrival User]))
Navigate to the "Modeling" tab, select "New Table" to create a calculated table using DAX, and input the formula provided. Afterward, you can establish a relationship from your consolidated "UserTable" to other tables, as illustrated in the screenshot.
Here is the Power BI file for your reference: Power BI File (This link will expire on 12th Sept 2023)
Best Regards,
Udit
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Appreciate your Kudo 👍
🚀 Let's Connect: LinkedIn || YouTube || Medium || GitHub
✨ Visit My Linktree: LinkTree
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