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Helper IIILOOKUPVALUE - Need Help
Hi yosemite ,
Take a look at this file: Download PBIX
Basically I grouped the values per week and joined with a left anti and filtered nulls.
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Ricardoyosemite ,
Check this new file: Download PBIX
Take a look at the week_missing table on Power Query.
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Ricardo
Community ChampionHi yosemite ,
Take a look at this file: Download PBIX
Basically I grouped the values per week and joined with a left anti and filtered nulls.
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!
Ricardo
Helper IIIcamargos88 - Thank you so much. I feel like I'm getting closer.
Could you walk me through how you 'Added Custom' (Step 6) and joined with a left anti?
- camargos88
yosemite ,
First you group all your rows by week and created a new column with a grouped table column.
Table.Join(
#"Table (2)", "Employee Name",
Table.RenameColumns([Rows],
{"Employee Name", "EmployeeName"}),
"EmployeeName", JoinKind.LeftAnti)Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!
Ricardo- yosemite
camargos88 I got to this part. See, my table1 and table2 contains many columns. For simplicity, I only posted 1 and 2 columns for the table.
What I'm trying to understand right now is do I list all the column names in table1 and table 2? See highlighted text in red. Also, where did you get 'EmployeeName' when the column names in both tables in PBIX are 'Employee Name'.
Table1.Join(
#"Table2", "Employee Name", Can I include more columns from Table 2?
Table1.RenameColumns([Rows],
{"Employee Name", "EmployeeName"}), Can I include more columns from Table 1?
"EmployeeName", JoinKind.LeftAnti)- camargos88
yosemite ,
Doesn't matter how many columns you have. This code just join both tables using the key column "Employee Name".
The "EmployeeName" is just a renamed column to join it.
Ricardo