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Hello....
I have two tables
----------------TABLE ASISTENCIAS------------------------
ID NAME PARTNER EMAIL
6 PEDRO MICROSOFT xxx@xxx.com
7 MANUEL AMAZON xxx@xxx.com
8 JUAN GOOGLE xxx@xxx.com
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I want to compare the ID value of the Attendance table with the Attendance value of the Reports table and then take the data (names, Members and Mail) and add it to the reports table.
I want this result.
----------------TABLE REPORTS---------------------------
ID DATE TIME DETAILS ASISTENCIA NAME PARTNER EMAIL
100 12-03-2022 10.00 WALK 6 PEDRO MICROSOFT xxx@xxx.com
200 15-03-2022 11.00 PLAY 7 MANUEL AMAZON xxx@xxx.com
300 17-03-2022 12.00 SLEEP 8 JUAN GOOGLE xxx@xxx.com
Thanks you
Hi @Anonymous ,
1) In Power Query, select your Reports table then go to the Home tab > Merge Queries.
2) When the dialog opens, select the [ID] column from the top preview window.
3) From the dropdown list near the bottom preview window, select your Attendance table.
4) In the bottom preview window, select the [ASISTENCIA] column.
5) Near the bottom of the dialog, make sure the 'Join Kind' dropdown shows LEFT OUTER.
6) Hit OK to merge, then use the button at the top-right of your new column which looks like two arrows bending away from each other to choose the columns you want to expand.
Pete
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