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I have an Excel source file that has multiple Sheets Split by Year that I wish to combine into one query
i.e.
The first sheet has 12 columns
Starting 1/10/19 - 1/11/19 - 1/12/19 etc to 1/9/20
The second sheet has 12 columns
Starting 1/10/20 - 1/11/20 - 1/12/20 etc to 1/9/21
The first four columns in each sheet are the same i.e
Region
Customer
Delivery Model
Contract End Date
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but perphs some other could give a better advice
It is not at all clear what you mean by the term combine.
There are several functions in Power Query that use this term: table.combine, List.Combine, reocrd.Combine, text.combine and maybe more ...
but maybe in your case, with a lot of imagination, what you need is the merge function between tables.
but if you don't provide enough information, I'm afraid you won't get any useful help ...
ciao
Rocco,
Thank you for your answer
Below are the top few lines of each sheet with customer names set to dummy ones
You will notice that only the headers are different on the date side
FY2020
2021
Ok.
With tables as images it is difficult (impossible for me) to work. I try to tell you verbally what should be done. If I understand correctly, you want to have the 2020 and 2021 data in the same table side by side. For this you should use the table.join function. If you also provide fake tables but they can be copied, I can show you how
Rocco
Thank you
Yes I want one query so the visuals can be filtered by year
How can I send a fake workbook so you can help me with table.join function?
Much appreciated
Gary
but perphs some other could give a better advice
Rocco,
Thanks for your guidance, with that and Google I have got it to work using Merge 🙂
Gary
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