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Hola comunidad:
Necesito de su ayuda. Tengo dos tablas, una con datos llamada "ACTUAL" y otra con datos llamado "PRESUPUESTO". En ambas tablas tengo columnas de meses, cuentaS y montos. Tambien hay un campo que se llama version, en la tabla actual esta columna tiene en cada celda "Actual". En la tabla "PRESUPUESTO", la columna version, por ejemplo si es Marzo, se llama V03 y contiene desde marzo a Diciembre, la version 04 de abril a diciembre y asi sucesivamente.
Necesito armar una tabla que contenga los datos del año completo. Mi idea es tener en un informe un filtro donde se seleccione un mes, por ejemplo Abril.
Si selecciono Abril, la nueva tabla deberia traer los datos de enero a abril de la tabla "REAL" y los datos de mayo a diciembre de la tabla "PRESUPUESTO"
Les agradaceria mucho su ayuda
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Hi @RF9809zpf ,
To create a table that contains the data for the entire year, you can use Power Query to filter the data from the "CURRENT" table for the months from January to the selected month, and filter the data from the "BUDGET" table for the months from the selected month to December.
To filter the data from the "CURRENT" table, you can use the "Filter Rows" transformation to keep only the rows where the "version" column contains the text "Current". To filter the data from the "BUDGET" table, you can use the "Filter Rows" transformation to keep only the rows where the "version" column contains the corresponding version for the selected month (e.g. "V04" for April) or a later version.
After filtering the data from both tables, you can use the "Append Queries" transformation to combine the two tables into a single table. And make sure that the data types of the columns and the names of the column headers should be consistent. For specific explanations, see the following example and Note.
Reference:
Append queries - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @RF9809zpf ,
To create a table that contains the data for the entire year, you can use Power Query to filter the data from the "CURRENT" table for the months from January to the selected month, and filter the data from the "BUDGET" table for the months from the selected month to December.
To filter the data from the "CURRENT" table, you can use the "Filter Rows" transformation to keep only the rows where the "version" column contains the text "Current". To filter the data from the "BUDGET" table, you can use the "Filter Rows" transformation to keep only the rows where the "version" column contains the corresponding version for the selected month (e.g. "V04" for April) or a later version.
After filtering the data from both tables, you can use the "Append Queries" transformation to combine the two tables into a single table. And make sure that the data types of the columns and the names of the column headers should be consistent. For specific explanations, see the following example and Note.
Reference:
Append queries - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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