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Appending two table within power query, in a way that duplicate is not created for a specific column
- 1 year ago
Hi v-aatheeque, I have been able to sort the problem in a different way. I needed the test column on my table so a could use it to filter my visual but since I could figure a way to make it work to get the ultimate result I wanted, I just applied the filtering within my model during transformation and solved it. Thank alot
Hi Timahake8 ,
This looks like an XY Problem to me.
Can you give a bit more detail around what you're actually trying to achieve with the output please? E.g. How are you aiming to report on this Test value? Is it a numerical measure value, or a text/string attribute describing the type of test completed? Etc.
It's perfectly normal for attribute values like this to be duplicated in a fact table, with display requirements being implemented in the front-end/report rather than doctoring the data in Power Query.
Pete