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Hello,
I need some help on clashing two sets of data, they are in different formats (see below). What I need to do is return a value if Data Set 2 is on Date Set 1 and vice versa.
I'm very new to DAX so not sure where to look, I think it would be an IF AND MATCH statement but not sure if there is a better way to get the results I need.
Thanks in advance 😁
Solved! Go to Solution.
Cool.
So you could create a new custom column in Dataset1 called 'itemList' (or similar) which is just:
= {[From]..[To]}
Then expand this column to new rows.
Once you've done this, you can do a FULL OUTER merge on:
Dataset1 [ID], [itemList] = Dataset2 [ID], [From]
Expand DS2 [ID] and [From] keeping the original table name in the new column names.
You'll end up with a table that has complete rows where the tables match, and null values on either side where the tables don't match.
Hope this makes sense.
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Hi @Shelley-Baynton ,
Does this have to be done in DAX, or can it be done in Power Query?
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Cool.
So you could create a new custom column in Dataset1 called 'itemList' (or similar) which is just:
= {[From]..[To]}
Then expand this column to new rows.
Once you've done this, you can do a FULL OUTER merge on:
Dataset1 [ID], [itemList] = Dataset2 [ID], [From]
Expand DS2 [ID] and [From] keeping the original table name in the new column names.
You'll end up with a table that has complete rows where the tables match, and null values on either side where the tables don't match.
Hope this makes sense.
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Works perfectly! Thank you 😀
Okay. That makes sense. Let me give it a try and see what happens.
Thanks 🙂
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