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TBSST
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Creating a new table by using data from pre-existing tables

Hi All, 

 

an overview on what i need, i have multiple tables of various surveys. In my report, i have used 'union' to get the unique number of resposnes and other bits of information i need, however i am stuck as when i try to add a slicer to only filter one specific report, the slicer only has the one survey type on it. I belive creating a table with all the survey types and survey ID's will help solve this issue (if there is another way using DAX, i am all for hearing it out aswell)

 

Example.  (please note, tables in my report are different sheets, for ease of the example, i have them written on the same sheet. 

Table 1  Table 2  Table 3 
SurveySurvey ID SurveySurvey ID SurveySurvey ID
11 210 319
12 211 320
13 212 321
14 213 322
15 214 323
16 215 324
17 216 325
18 217 326
19 218 327

 

I would like a table were all the ID's are together, so when i add a slicer for the report type, the visuals show me the speciific types of surveys i want to look at. I cannot append these tables in power query as the survey scores are different and will add many null values in the data. 

I would the final table to look like this:

New Table
SurveySurvey ID
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327

 

Thank you for your help. 

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mussaenda
Super User
Super User

Hi @TBSST ,

 

You can append your tables as new table.

As long as you have the same columns on the tables that you want to append, you can do.

mussaenda_0-1693206366537.png

 

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