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I am doing a some table merging. However, I do not need all the records from the second table, I only need the first record or the max depending on the scenario. Can Merge accomplish this? If so what additional steps do I need to do before, during or after the merge? If there is a better solution than a Merge, please provide it.
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Hi @LarryAlx ,
While merging,select "left outer" as the Join Kind:
After that,go to append table and choose "Aggregate">select "Maximun" or "Minimum" of column "Contract Line Item":
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
Best Regards,
Kelly
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Hi @LarryAlx ,
While merging,select "left outer" as the Join Kind:
After that,go to append table and choose "Aggregate">select "Maximun" or "Minimum" of column "Contract Line Item":
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
Best Regards,
Kelly
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I would do a Group By on the ID column on your Right Table, choosing Max as the aggregation on the line item column. You can then merge either table into the other.
Pat
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Instead of merging, try Group By. The default GUI interface provides options to Group By Max or Group by Min.
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