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iamprajot
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Incorrect M Code needs correction.

Hi

I am joining two Tables into one from SQL Server but the code results in an error, might needs correction as I tried to get an idea from the Internet.

 

let
Source1 = Sql.Database("Database_Name", "SubReporting"),
Reporting_Table1 = Source{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table1"]}[Data],
#"YearToDate Filter" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table1, each Date.IsInYearToDate([InvoiceApprovedDate])),
#"Filtered Entity" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate Filter", each ([ColumnA] = "Condition1"))


Source2 = Sql.Database("Database_Name", "SubReporting"),
Reporting_Table2 = Source{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table2"]}[Data],
#"YearToDate Filter" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table2, each Date.IsInYearToDate([DeliveryDate])),
#"Filtered Column" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate FIlter", each ([ColumnA] = "Condition1")),

#"Result"=Table.Combine({Source1,Source2})

 

in
#"Result"

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Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
Community Champion

Well, for one thing you are missing a comma:

 

let
Source1 = Sql.Database("Database_Name", "SubReporting"),
Reporting_Table1 = Source{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table1"]}[Data],
#"YearToDate Filter" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table1, each Date.IsInYearToDate([InvoiceApprovedDate])),
#"Filtered Entity" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate Filter", each ([ColumnA] = "Condition1")),

Source2 = Sql.Database("Database_Name", "SubReporting"),
Reporting_Table2 = Source{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table2"]}[Data],
#"YearToDate Filter1" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table2, each Date.IsInYearToDate([DeliveryDate])),
#"Filtered Column" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate Filter1", each ([ColumnA] = "Condition1")),
#"Result"=Table.Combine({#"Filtered Entity",#"Filtered Column"})
 
in
#"Result"


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Hi Greg, I used this code and changed the Table & Column names but it results in the same error which I was previously.

 

let

Source1 = Sql.Database("", ""),

Reporting_Table1 = Source1{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table1"]}[Data],

#"YearToDate Filter1" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table1 , each Date.IsInYearToDate([Date])),

#"Filtered1" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate Filter1", each ([Column1] = "Value1")),

 

Source2 = Sql.Database("", ""),

Reporting_Table2 = Source{[Schema="Reporting",Item="Table2"]}[Data],

#"YearToDate Filter2" = Table.SelectRows(Reporting_Table2, each Date.IsInYearToDate([Date])),

#"Filtered2" = Table.SelectRows(#"YearToDate Filter2", each ([Column] = "Value1")),

 

#"Result"=Table.Combine({#"Filtered1",#"Filtered2"})

 

in

#"Result"

 

Errors

 

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Thanks

Prajot

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