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Dear All,
I have three tables as below.
1st table
,
2nd table
,
3rd table
Is there a way to get these three tables to a one table as below.
Thank You.
SRHerath.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey! Yes there are a few ways, especially if you have access to the raw data.
The easiest way is to use PowerQuery's in-built append queries function to simply merge all your tables.
Otherwise, if you need to create a table with DAX, then you can either create a new table and use the DAX CombinedTable = UNION(Table1, Table2, Table3),
Hey! Yes there are a few ways, especially if you have access to the raw data.
The easiest way is to use PowerQuery's in-built append queries function to simply merge all your tables.
Otherwise, if you need to create a table with DAX, then you can either create a new table and use the DAX CombinedTable = UNION(Table1, Table2, Table3),
No worries, glad to help!
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