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DeeBali
Helper I
Helper I

Display Common values between multiple tables and display them in a new table

Hello Fabric Community,

 

I need some assistance with DAX for my project. I have multiple month tables labeled as "01 2024" , "02 2024" etc.. and each table has a column called "Email Address". I need to find a way to compare this coulmn in each table and display Email Address that show up in every table as a new column "3 Months" in a new table "2024". For example:
 01 2024                  02 2024                  03 2024                         

Email Address         Email Address         Email Address

abc@gmail.com       def@gmail.com       abc@gmail.com
def@gmail.com      ghi@gmail.com        ghi@gmail.com
ghi@gmail.com 

Result:
2024

3 Months

ghi@gmail.com    

 

Please assist how I can make a join between multiple tables to only show common values in a new coulmn. Thank you. 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

yes, indeed. 

1) Load all the monthly tables to Power Query

2) add a mm-yyyy column accordingly in each monthly table

3) append all monthly tables

(all three steps in Power Query)

 

then do the analysis with Power BI desktop or excel. 

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FreemanZ
Super User
Super User

not sure how your situation looks like. it might make sense to append your monthly table and add a mm-yyyy column, that would make your case much easier. 

Okay, by appending will it add all the months data together in one single query? and from there I should use slicers or filters I assume? 

yes, indeed. 

1) Load all the monthly tables to Power Query

2) add a mm-yyyy column accordingly in each monthly table

3) append all monthly tables

(all three steps in Power Query)

 

then do the analysis with Power BI desktop or excel. 

talespin
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

hi @DeeBali 

 

Joins are expensive, I would reconned you do it in Power Query. How big are your tables?

each month has about 5000 rows worth of data. Thank you.

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