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I have 2 tables of the same columns and column names. Individually, they have distinct values for a certain ID column.
When I join the 2 tables via
UNION(EqmtDT, EqmtDT_H)
, the ID column now shows no distinct values. Why did this happen?
I figured out my problem. I did have dupes in the separate tables.
Hi, can you share pbix file?
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PC
Hi @Anonymous
Your tables might have IDs in commun thats why the distinct count of IDs does not eq to total rows.
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There are none in common, I exported to excel and checked for duplicates and there were none.
Could you share the pbix file?
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