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Hello,
I would like to combine difference file, source data from xml and example table 1, table 2 (automatic read table by folder) from my photo, so that i end up like table 3 (sum table 1 and table 2). i dont quit get it. Can someone help me please?
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Vivid
Hi @Anonymous ,
I put together a quick sample of this. There is always more than one solution. But, this is the way I resolved it. What I did is bring in Table1 and then bring in Table2 and then do the cleaning (first row as headers and remove the blank row) and then append them and then group using Sum. I put the example file here:
But, basically, I have my table1 with "1" and "0" and my table2 with "2" and "0" and then when I combine them I get a "1" , "2" or "3" as one would expect:
Table1
Table 2
Combo:
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Thanks a lot for the answer.
But i confused because get source data from example 3 file like this (html).
I´ve tryed get source data based on folder(because source data from multiple file: 100 files)
i think i dunno how it works well but still couldn´t do it for different files
Hey @Anonymous ,
The answers I gave are based on three files. Once you bring the files in, you can do the same steps that I showed in the file I sent. Once the file is in Power BI then you can do your modifications. I am not sure I understand your point about the 100 files - the steps work the same if you do 3, 30 or 300. You clean up the file and then append them together and then group them with the sum function.
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