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Hello,
I'm new to the Power BI Desktop and I'm trying to create a new table that will have columns from the multiple tables I pulled in from my source. Could someone please help me with this? Example: I have a course table and Instructor table I need to bring certain columns from each table.
Hi @kwonder,
if your tables have a relationship between them you can use the NATURALINNERJOIN function() or the NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN function(). Something like:
New Table = NATURALINNERJOIN(Course;Instructor)
or
New Table = NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN(Course;Instructor)
Or if you want something different you can use the query editor mode and "merge queries".
Let me know if it works.
#I'M Not An Expert#
Hi,
It will be difficult to explain to you all that things.
Try to read this guide and to follow it, then if you have questions, come back here 🙂
I 'tried' following through the guide that you suggested and this appears to be a topic that is beyond that getting started set of pages.
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