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t-taaror
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Merging data from Different tables .

Hello.

 

I have 5 different tabls with the exact same schema and i am using Direct Query mode. One column in the table represents the Success or Failure. I want to create a pie chart representing the overall Success v/s Failure . How is that possible. 

 

Thank you. 

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Anonymous
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Hi @t-taaror ,

 

If the schema and columns name are same then you can use Append Queries to get all data in single table.

 

Goto Edit Queries ==> Click on "Append Queries" ==> Select "Three or more tables"

Select the tables which needs to be append. Then click OK. You can create a new table then check the data if that is what you needed.

 

If this solves your problem mark this as solution and give khudos.

 

Thanks

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v-yuta-msft
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@t-taaror ,

 

Yes, in direct query you can create calculate column/measure in the fact table which represents success/failure. Then drag the new column measure and other dimensional columns to a pie chart.

 

Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

hi @v-yuta-msft 

 

Actually i am new to PowerBi so could you please elaborate the solution. 

 

The scenario is like for example i have 5 tables each has 10 rows. one column has text value success or failure. I want to display the total success percentage(for the 5 tables) using PieChart. For that, i wanted to have a table with a single column having 50 rows

Anonymous
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Hi @t-taaror ,

 

If the schema and columns name are same then you can use Append Queries to get all data in single table.

 

Goto Edit Queries ==> Click on "Append Queries" ==> Select "Three or more tables"

Select the tables which needs to be append. Then click OK. You can create a new table then check the data if that is what you needed.

 

If this solves your problem mark this as solution and give khudos.

 

Thanks

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