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Hi,
I'm trying to restore my memories about dbs back into place.
I got two simple tables and I want them to be "connected"
TABLE 1
user 1; group 1
user 1; group 2
user 2; group 2
user 2; group 3
TABLE 2
group 1; link 1
group 1; link 2
group 1; link 3
group 2; link 1
group 2; link 3
group 2; link 4
group 3; link 5
The result should be this
RESULT TABLE
user 1; group 1; link 1
user 1; group 1; link 2
user 1; group 1; link 3
user 1; group 2; link 1
user 1; group 2; link 3
user 1; group 2; link 4
user 2; group 2; link 1
user 2; group 2; link 3
user 2; group 2; link 4
user 2; group 3; link 5
What is the fastest way to obtain this in powerquery without DAX ?
Or, is there a "complete" DAX composer ?
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may be able to do that join in Power Query but you could also create a bridge table to do it I believe. And then it is just tabular relationships.
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