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ronaldbalza2023
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Dynamically combine files from a folder

Hi everyone, I have files from a folder that adds a new file everyday. How can I dynamically combine these files based on the same name? Say DimController will be one table, DimMachine will be one table so and so....Thanks 🙂

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hnguy71
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Hi @ronaldbalza2023 ,

 

You can use the Power Query editor to make the necessary transformations. 

 

Select Get Data > Folder > Input your folder path

hnguy71_0-1653784749884.png

Then click Transform Data.

hnguy71_2-1653784998097.png

 

 

From here, for each of your tables you want, you can filter for the required files. For instance, if I wanted to filter and combine for DimController, the next applied step would be this:

hnguy71_5-1653785186868.png

 

If you did it right, you should only have your DimController files. Once correct, click the two down arrows to combine them together.


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hnguy71
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Hi @ronaldbalza2023 ,

 

You can use the Power Query editor to make the necessary transformations. 

 

Select Get Data > Folder > Input your folder path

hnguy71_0-1653784749884.png

Then click Transform Data.

hnguy71_2-1653784998097.png

 

 

From here, for each of your tables you want, you can filter for the required files. For instance, if I wanted to filter and combine for DimController, the next applied step would be this:

hnguy71_5-1653785186868.png

 

If you did it right, you should only have your DimController files. Once correct, click the two down arrows to combine them together.


hnguy71_6-1653785250597.png

 

 



Did I answer your question?
Please help by clicking the thumbs up button and mark my post as a solution!

Thanks for taking the time on this @hnguy71 will give this a shot 🙂

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