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Hi there,
I'm looking for a solution to merge multiple tables into a single table. In particular, I have 2 tables (or maybe more) each stores different kind of data so, at the end of the day, I wanna have a general view of all those data and make the measurement easily.
Table 1 includes:
+ Date
+ Brand
+ Product
+ Customer source
+ # of Visit
+ # of Click on ads
Table 2 includes:
+ Date
+ Brand
+ Product
+ Customer source
+ # of Items sold
+ # of Order
Merged table:
+ Date
+ Brand
+ Product
+ Customer source
+ # of Visit
+ # of Click on ads
+ # of Items sold
+ # of Order
Thank you in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @duycao ,
We can merge them into a new table in Power Query Editor:
1. Here is our sample data
2. Merge two tables, use ctrl to click on multi matched columns
3. expand the column in table 2
Best regards,
Hi @duycao ,
We can merge them into a new table in Power Query Editor:
1. Here is our sample data
2. Merge two tables, use ctrl to click on multi matched columns
3. expand the column in table 2
Best regards,
This works perfectly. Thank you man
Hi there -
I may be able to help out here. Could you please provide a sample pbix file with the original two tables with some sample data in it? That should help me to give a starting point.
Regards
E
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