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Hello ,
I have two table
1. Employee detail
| Manager Email | Manager Name | Employee Name | Employee Email |
| S.S@gmail.com | SS | Abei | Abei@gmail.com |
| S.S@gmail.com | SS | beia | beia@gmail.com |
2. Task Detail
| Employee Name | Employee Email | Manager Name | Manager Email | Task | description | |
| Abei | Abei@gmail.com | SS | S.S@gmail.com | xyz | abc |
I want to have a column that joins both the column and the result should be
| Employee Name | Employee Email | Manager Name | Manager Email | Task | description |
| Abei | Abei@gmail.com | SS | S.S@gmail.com | xyz | abc |
| Beia | beia@gmail.com | SS | S.S@gmail.com | null | null |
I tried doing left join but i am not getting the desired result it is showing as
| Employee Name | Employee Email | Manager Name | Manager Email | Task | description |
| Abei | Abei@gmail.com | SS | S.S@gmail.com | xyz | abc |
| Beia | beia@gmail.com | SS | S.S@gmail.com | xyz | abc |
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Hi @Anonymous ,
After my test, I guess you are using Manager Email or Manager Name as the matching columns, this does cause the wrong results you are facing:
Please try to use Employee Email as the matching column:
And the final output is as below:
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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Hi,
You should join based on Employee name and Employee email.
Hi,
You should join based on Employee name and Employee email.
Hi @Anonymous ,
After my test, I guess you are using Manager Email or Manager Name as the matching columns, this does cause the wrong results you are facing:
Please try to use Employee Email as the matching column:
And the final output is as below:
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
A left join should work if you are using the Employee name to join the two tables.
Hi,
Are you doing a merge using left join in power query? if so what is your left table among those two and on what column basis you joined?
@Anonymous ,Instead of left join try using full outer join
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