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Hello,
I have 3 tables in the following format and I want to dynamically merge (full outer join) 2 tables at any given time on Fiscal Qtr and Fiscal Month based on paramter that I would like specify in Power BI.
TABLE 1 FORMAT
| Fiscal Qtr | Fiscal Month | Data 1 | Data 2 |
| FY20Q3 | Month 1 | Prod A | X |
| FY20Q3 | Month 1 | Prod B | Y |
| FY20Q3 | Month 1 | Prod C | Z |
TABLE 2 FORMAT
| Fiscal Qtr | Fiscal Month | Data 1 | Data 2 |
| FY20Q3 | Month 2 | Prod A | X |
| FY20Q3 | Month 2 | Prod B | Y |
| FY20Q3 | Month 2 | Prod C | Z |
TABLE 3 FORMAT
| Fiscal Qtr | Fiscal Month | Data 1 | Data 2 |
| FY20Q3 | Month 3 | Prod A | X |
| FY20Q3 | Month 3 | Prod B | X |
| FY20Q3 | Month 3 | Prod C | Z |
The Fiscal Month in the 3 tables are "Month 1", "Month 2" and "Month 3"
I want Power Query to merge on either of following combinations based on user parameters:
ON Table1. Month 1= Table2. Month 2
ON Table1. Month 1= Table3. Month 3
ON Table2. Month 2= Table3. Month 3
How can this be achieved?
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The crux of the matter is though you will dynamically replace the join table names in the Table.NestedJoin() statement, which is easy to do as you are just referring to other tables. I haven't tried this, but I suspect you can even use an if/then/else construct in the table parameters to return the table you want.
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