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There are 2 queries:
Query A, which contains column 1
Query B, which contains column 2
In Power Query Editor for Query A, I wish to create a custom column that divides Query A column 1 by Query B column 2.
Current incorrect formula is: = [column 1]/#"Query B"
Any assistance appreciated. Wondering if it is possible without merging.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @Anonymous
You can try to use List Functions in Power Query without using a query merge to do lookups in Power Query.
If you have an index column in QueryB, you can add custom columns as below:
[Position in QueryB]
List.PositionOf(QueryB[Index],[ID])
[Column2]
QueryB[Column2]{[Position in QueryB]}
Result:
[Column1]/[Column2]
Please check my sample pbix file for more details.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hi, @Anonymous
You can try to use List Functions in Power Query without using a query merge to do lookups in Power Query.
If you have an index column in QueryB, you can add custom columns as below:
[Position in QueryB]
List.PositionOf(QueryB[Index],[ID])
[Column2]
QueryB[Column2]{[Position in QueryB]}
Result:
[Column1]/[Column2]
Please check my sample pbix file for more details.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
@Anonymous , If you do not merge you can not get line by line
Usually, you can get a column from another table Query B[Column2], But this is a list
So you might have to do List.Sum(Query B[Column2])
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