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Hello,
I have 5 different CSV files. They all have different patient information (synthetic so not real). All files have a unique ID which is "patient_id" which I want to join. As in the picture, I want to combine this medications file with the age file and the condition file, etc into one single CSV. I have already created relationships but would like to get the CSV so I can import into R and do some survival analysis off of it. Thanks for any help!
You can merge them in the query editor like so: https://www.powerquery.training/portfolio/merge-tables/
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