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I have two different columns with a list of codes (with overlap and duplicates) I want to combine into one large list with all the results. If I have Column1 and Column2 existing in 2 separate queries, how would I go about creating a new query that combines these two columns into one, while removing duplicates?
Looking for a solution that would work assuming that the real values of Column1 and Column2 are actually Custom Columns made in Power Query, since they are really concatenated keys.
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Hi,
in power query you append the two queries as New
then merge your columns
and finally remove duplicates
and you obtain your result
In dax you can create a calculated table
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Hi,
Ensure that the headings in both tables are the same. In the Query Editor, append the two tables and then Remove Duplicates.
Hi,
Ensure that the headings in both tables are the same. In the Query Editor, append the two tables and then Remove Duplicates.
Hi,
in power query you append the two queries as New
then merge your columns
and finally remove duplicates
and you obtain your result
In dax you can create a calculated table
If this post is useful to help you to solve your issue consider giving the post a thumbs up
and accepting it as a solution !
Thank you for the detailed screenshots, this worked perfectly!
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