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Hello everybody,
I have a question regarding merging two tables. These have the same columns in parts, but also different ones. Both tables come from different databases but represent a similar theme. It looks something like this:
Table 1
R_ID | Date | Coloumn A | Column B
123 | 01012022 | Abc | Def
Table 2
R_ID | Date | Column 1 | Column 2
456 | 01012023 | Wer | Gfd
Can someone help me to make sure that these tables are listed completely, analogous to the example below:
Desired result table
R_ID | Date | Coloumn A | Column B | Column 1 | Column 2
123 | 01012022 | Abc | Def | null | null
456 | 01012023 | null | null | Wer | Gfd
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Hi @Jul1An
In Power Query you just need to append one table to the other. PQ will automatically create the nulls in Cols A and B and Cols 1 and 2 as you want to see them.
A bit trickier in DAX but this syntax works. In PBI desktop go to New table in the ribbon and use the DAX below.
Hi @Jul1An
In Power Query you just need to append one table to the other. PQ will automatically create the nulls in Cols A and B and Cols 1 and 2 as you want to see them.
A bit trickier in DAX but this syntax works. In PBI desktop go to New table in the ribbon and use the DAX below.
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