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emiel
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Combine multiple table with raw measures in 1 graph

Hi All,

 

I'm measuring energy consumption and write the results in an SQL database. The measures have 2 columns: a date/time stamp and the value. I'd like to combine the various tables into 1 graph to do some analytics.

 

The preferred route to do this is to combine the various tables into 1 table in PowerBI. 1 column has a (different) date/time stamps and than 1 column per source table. The date/time stamps however are different and random between the data sources. How to comine the tables into 1 table? 

 

many thanks, 

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ALLUREAN
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1. Load two tables in Power Query (Table 1 & Table 2 for example)

2. Make sure that Value columns have different names, just rename it like Value 1, Value 2

3. Select second table, Transform tab go to Append as new

4. Close & Apply and use the new table in Table/Matrix visual as select time, Value 1, Value 2 columns

 

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ALLUREAN
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1. Load two tables in Power Query (Table 1 & Table 2 for example)

2. Make sure that Value columns have different names, just rename it like Value 1, Value 2

3. Select second table, Transform tab go to Append as new

4. Close & Apply and use the new table in Table/Matrix visual as select time, Value 1, Value 2 columns

 

Appreciate your Kudos !!!

https://allure-analytics.com/




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this works better, it doesn't combine measure on the same date/timestamps, however. But lets see if that works either way.

thanks!

Both tables should have same column name for time if this is the case

Table 1 (Time - Value 1) & Table 2 (Time - Value 2)




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emiel
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Some samples, first the two different SQL tables:

emiel_0-1639468965838.png

emiel_1-1639469008357.png

 

I'd like to add them into 1 new table like this:

emiel_2-1639469053086.png

 

 

 

amitchandak
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@emiel , Need some sample data.

 

You can have the same column names and then you can append in power query

https://radacad.com/append-vs-merge-in-power-bi-and-power-query

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Hi @amitchandak thanks for you guidance, but it doesn't seem to work, I probably am doing something wrong.

I'm getting the result as shown below, both different values are merged, even the one with the same date/timestamp is merged corretly. But the date/timestamps are not added and shown empty.

 

any ideas?

thx!

emiel_0-1639904275901.png

 

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