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Using PowerQuery to move and store records being generated in one table to a "Master" Table
- 6 years ago
Hi fraljones ,
if my understanding is correct, this should do the job: https://www.thebiccountant.com/2016/02/09/how-to-create-a-load-history-or-load-log-in-power-query-or-power-bi/
Not sure if I understand, but have you tried the append function in Power Query using new table to join the two tables together in a third table, and then delete uneeded columns? Maybe you can give us examples?
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Nathaniel
Nathaniel_C I updated the below chart to better explain my problem:
As mentioned in the chart, I am having difficulties trying to figure out how to:
1. Send new records from Table #1 to Table #2
2. Keep all old data in Table #2
Thank you for your help Nathaniel.
- Nathaniel_C6 years agoCommunity Champion
Ok, going off line, but will be thinking about that and get back to you tomorrow. Clear and concise explanation.
Nathaniel
- Nathaniel_C6 years agoCommunity Champion
Hi fraljones ,
Tried various methods, I think you are going to have to export your table 1 to a folder as .csv or Excel file. Then use import all files in a folder. I am sure that each csv could be renamed by including date, So Table1 5/12/2019 or something like that using VBA. Then use Import from Folder. KenPuls has written a great book with Miguel Escobar M is for (Data) Monkey In Chapter 4 Importing All Files in a Folder he shows how to do this very easily.
So you could get his book on Amazon quickly, or perhaps ImkeF might have suggestions for you, or here is a Link to support office . Microsoft office support on this subject.
Good luck!
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Nathaniel- ImkeF6 years agoCommunity Champion
Hi fraljones ,
if my understanding is correct, this should do the job: https://www.thebiccountant.com/2016/02/09/how-to-create-a-load-history-or-load-log-in-power-query-or-power-bi/