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Hello! This may not be possible in any way whatsoever. But I figured it'd be nice to reach out.
Scenario: I have 2 datasets encompassing the same kinds of data (2 different sources). 1 of the sources is valid for the first half of the year, the 2nd source is valid for the second half of the year. They essentially show the same data and I can create the same visuals for them, but I want to try to consolidate the 2 into 1 for simplicity reasons. Is there a way in Power BI I could do this? They are different column names so I want to rule out Appending in the transform data section. Maybe a DAX measure? But I feel that could be too complex. Any thoughts?
For reference, this is the visual I am trying to make into 1.
Hello @PrivateAnalytic ,
so if you want to use dax to do so, you could use the union dax function.
check this video for instructions https://youtu.be/yhKZtaYPCts
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More detail on what your tables actually are would be more helpful but if it's the same data, appending would be the answer. Just rename the columns so they line up and append. If there's more nuance than that - post some details of the tables.
The former dataset is set up as follows:
visitor | personid | enterdate | offer | offerid | offerdate |
The current dataset is set up as follows:
preofferid | offerid | offerdate | offer |
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