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Issues Joining Many to Many Cardinality
Hi All,
I am trying to join the two tables in the snippet below but having error. please can i need advice on how to resolve the error.
Thank you.
Hello Anonymous,
i recommend that you create a bridge table so that you can establish a "1 to n" and an "n to 1" relationship between your tables.
Code Query BrideTableGLAccountNo:let BudgetGL = Table.SelectColumns(#"Budget GL", {"G_L_Account_No"}), Actuals = Table.SelectColumns(#"Actuals XXX", {"G_L_Account_No"}), Combined = Table.Combine({BudgetGL, Actuals}), RemovedDuplicates = Table.Distinct(Combined) in RemovedDuplicates
Best regards from Germany
Manuel Bolz
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🤝Follow me on LinkedIn- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi,
Thanks for the solution ManuelBolz provided, and i want to offer some more information for user to refer to.
hello Anonymous , as ManuelBolz mentioned, you can create a new table as a brigdge table, you can also use calculated table. you can refer to the following solution.
Sample data is the same as you provided.
Create a new table
Bridge = DISTINCT(UNION(VALUES('Budget GL'[G_L_Account]),VALUES(Actual[G_L_Account])))Then create relationships amont the tables
And you can refer to the following link.
Best Regards!
Yolo Zhu
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- Anonymous2 years ago
Thanks so muuch! Anonymous
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Hello Anonymous,
i recommend that you create a bridge table so that you can establish a "1 to n" and an "n to 1" relationship between your tables.
Code Query BrideTableGLAccountNo:let BudgetGL = Table.SelectColumns(#"Budget GL", {"G_L_Account_No"}), Actuals = Table.SelectColumns(#"Actuals XXX", {"G_L_Account_No"}), Combined = Table.Combine({BudgetGL, Actuals}), RemovedDuplicates = Table.Distinct(Combined) in RemovedDuplicates
Best regards from Germany
Manuel Bolz
If this post helped you, please consider Accept as Solution so other members can find it faster.
🤝Follow me on LinkedIn - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi,
Thanks for the solution ManuelBolz provided, and i want to offer some more information for user to refer to.
hello Anonymous , as ManuelBolz mentioned, you can create a new table as a brigdge table, you can also use calculated table. you can refer to the following solution.
Sample data is the same as you provided.
Create a new table
Bridge = DISTINCT(UNION(VALUES('Budget GL'[G_L_Account]),VALUES(Actual[G_L_Account])))Then create relationships amont the tables
And you can refer to the following link.
Best Regards!
Yolo Zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thanks so muuch! Anonymous
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thanks so much ManuelBolz