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Hi there!
I spent some time looking for an answer to this problem: I am trying to add a column from TableB to my Table A without affecting the others columns of Table A.
More specifically, my TableA contains a text column (for a wordcloud analysis) and my TableB is a StopWord list.
I already tried the following techniques:
Of course, I tried every kind of cardinality types of association between the two tables but they don't work. The "Exclude" section from the wordcloud does not take into account the value from my StopWord list.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hi @JamesBart ,
Sorry, not very clear about what a new column you want.
Can you explain in detail how your new column is created and what it will be used for. Due to the data source credentials, I cannot enter Power Query to view your data.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Anonymous ,
As explained in my first post, the initial objective was to create a word cloud with my data, using the StopWord table/column in the "Exclude" field.
The problem I experienced was that PowerBI only accepted a "Many-To-One" (*:1) relationship between my data table and my StopWord table, which is problematic as the WordCloud did not work properly (and even so, the cardinality should be a "Many-To-Many" relationship but this did not work either, even with the cross filter).
Since creating a relationship between the two tables does not work, I wanted to add the StopWord column to the data table, hence my question on how to do so.
Basically, my StopWord list/column (initially a separate table) is 400+ rows long whereas my other columns have only 50-70 rows worth of data. So far the means used to add this StopWord column have affected the other columns: their data is spread or duplicated (see 2nd picture replying to @amitchandak).
Another way of saying this, I would like to find the equivalent function/mean to SELECTCOLUMN() but using multiple tables, as the function does not merge/append/change the data throughout the columns.
Hope this makes sense
James
Hi @amitchandak,
Thanks for your answer. Here is the PBIX sample file: WeTransfer
I did try the MERGE option with a FULL OUTER join since I want to keep rows from both tables but it's not what I am looking for..
@JamesBart , with have to expand value you should able to one or more columns in Table A.
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Should be same as merge table in power query -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNrmbagO0Oo
In DAX; refer 4 ways to copy data from one table to another
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu1mWxR23jU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czNHt7UXIe8