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Hello everyone, I am very new to PowerBI, so apologies if my question is too dumb.
Consider following data structure:
As you can see, there are 3 lookup tables and 2 data tables. Set of Producers in "Import" table is slightly different than in "V" table. Apart from that these two tables are almost identical.
So what exactly am I trying to achieve here? I want to create a single data table, containing following columns: "Producer", "Date", "Dimension", "Volume" and "Import". Appending queries didn't work because it duplicates producers, so merging queries is presumably the way to approach it. However, I was unable to achieve desired result.
Thank you in advance, any help is appreciated.
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Hey Bogdan,
You have the relationships showing so you can still make a single visual table using the related information from the 2 data tables. If you really need a single table, what join kind are you trying on the merge? Could you not match the two table columns, merge and remove all the duplicates?
Thanks,
Raf
Hey Bogdan,
You have the relationships showing so you can still make a single visual table using the related information from the 2 data tables. If you really need a single table, what join kind are you trying on the merge? Could you not match the two table columns, merge and remove all the duplicates?
Thanks,
Raf
Hey Raf,
Thank you for your answer. It pushed me in the right direction - have to admit that i completely forgot that PowerBI has "remove duplicates" feature similar to Excel one. So appending these tables and then clearing the duplicates worked for me really well. Thank you once more.
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