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94veiga
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Append to tables with different size using directquery

Hi guys! I have two tables imported from SQL using direct query and I'm not able to append them.  These tables have some columns in common but others are different. I want to obtain an unique table with all the columns (the ones in common and the ones that are different). Example:

 

Table 1 (headers)                                    Table 2  (headers)                 Result (headers)

Year Song Album Singer         Year Film Director Actor Price             Year Song Album Singer Film Director Actor Price

 

Thank you in advanced!!!

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94veiga
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I finally got it with an SQL query before I put the data in. Thank you so much for all your time.

negi007
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@94veiga You could try the solution from below link as well since you are trying to combine tables using directy query method

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/DirectQuery-append/td-p/18122




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Is it possible to join tables by query without having the same number of columns?

Thanks a lot!!

amitchandak
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@94veiga , I doubt you can append in direct query mode. are you using import mode?

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No, I'm using DirectQuery Mode because the table is very large in size and makes the file size very large so it wouldn't let me publish it.

negi007
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@94veiga 

 

Open your power query window and select both the tables then Option Append queries as new. You can also use below code in your power query window to directly merge tables.

 

let
Source = Table.Combine({Mus_Tab1, Mus_tab2})
in
Source

 

Below is the output

negi007_0-1601459350562.png

 




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