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Hello, I have two different tables (Table A, and Table B) with these fields
Table A
| Date | User Id |
Table B
| Date |
I would like to create a third table (Table C) on Power Query with these fields
| Date | Count id | Count email |
I'm not really good with power Query so I can't get it how to do it.
I am using Table.SelectColumns() but in this way I can only select one table and some columns from that table. I should need a sort of a join between the two tables and then a distinct count.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you very much
Try this steps:
Import Table A (mySample)
Import Table B (mySample)
New Source > Blank Query
Create a new table with combination of Dates from Table A and Table B
= Table.Combine({Table.SelectColumns(#"Table A",{"Date"}),Table.SelectColumns(#"Table B",{"Date"})})
= Table.Distinct(Source)
We want only unique values, so use Distinct.
Merge Table A and Table B on Date column.
Expand Table A ussing Aggregate "Count (Not Blank) of User ID"
Expand Table B using Aggregate "Count of Email"
FINAL RESULT:
PBIX FILE: https://we.tl/t-ysyNlMBzuu
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