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tomekm
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Helper III

Combining/appending 2 reports from the same table into 1

Hi,

I currently have 2 reports built (pointing to the same table) with 3 columns each (2 of them are the same column names; 1 column is different) that I would like to combine/union into 1 single report, based on the same “Period”, and provide the net value of the change (“Impact” column). Please see screenshot below. The second screenshot is the desired output report. How can I accomplish this?

 

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Thanks.

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Yes. Please see below. I'm looking to combine the 6 columns into 3 common ones (with the last one being the "net Impact" column).

 

Period (removals)RemovalsImpact (Removals)Period (adds)AddsImpact (Adds)
Apr-2021Removal-5Apr-2021Add1
May-2021Removal-8May-2021Add3
Jun-2021Removal-9Jun-2021Add6
Jul-2021Removal-3Jul-2021Add7
Aug-2021Removal-1Aug-2021Add2
Sep-2021Removal-5Sep-2021Add9

 

 

 

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v-jingzhang
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @tomekm 

 

Create a new table with below code, then add all columns into a table visual.

Table 2 = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Period",'Table'[Period (removals)],"Removals",'Table'[Removals],"Impact",'Table'[Impact (Removals)]),SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Period",'Table'[Period (adds)],"Removals",'Table'[Adds],"Impact",'Table'[Impact (Adds)]))

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Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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v-jingzhang
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @tomekm 

 

Create a new table with below code, then add all columns into a table visual.

Table 2 = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Period",'Table'[Period (removals)],"Removals",'Table'[Removals],"Impact",'Table'[Impact (Removals)]),SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Period",'Table'[Period (adds)],"Removals",'Table'[Adds],"Impact",'Table'[Impact (Adds)]))

21091704.jpg

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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amitchandak
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@tomekm , Can you share source data in table format

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Yes. Please see below. I'm looking to combine the 6 columns into 3 common ones (with the last one being the "net Impact" column).

 

Period (removals)RemovalsImpact (Removals)Period (adds)AddsImpact (Adds)
Apr-2021Removal-5Apr-2021Add1
May-2021Removal-8May-2021Add3
Jun-2021Removal-9Jun-2021Add6
Jul-2021Removal-3Jul-2021Add7
Aug-2021Removal-1Aug-2021Add2
Sep-2021Removal-5Sep-2021Add9

 

 

 

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