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Hello, I am looking for help in merging two tables. I don't know what join will achieve the following:
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You need an additional element to differenciate why the values of C are different. Otherwise both C values from table one will join to the C value of table two.
@shaebert Yes, you are right, oversight on my end - not sure what your end goal is, maybe merge is not going to be the right approach, although it can be solved but still it would be nice to know the end goal.
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You need an additional element to differenciate why the values of C are different. Otherwise both C values from table one will join to the C value of table two.
In my case, the C's are just different quantities. So I bought 2 C's in table one and sold 1 C in table two. I want to show that I still have one left over.
Hmmm. Maybe create a Product Dim table with all the unique values of your products ( A, B, C, D, etc. ). Create a relationship between table one ( Bought ) and table two ( sold ). Create a measure, Available Qty = SUM( table1[bought]) - SUM( table2[sold])
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@shaebert add the index column in both the tables, and then do the merge on Column1 and Index and that will do it.
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The reason this doesn't work, is that the D and E won't match now.