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Hello,
I have these two tables:
TABLE1
TABLE2
I need to add a custom column to TABLE 1 that would check if KEY in TABLE 1 also appears in TABLE 2 then it would do something.
The name structure is the same, I need to do it in Power Query M.
I thought something like this would do that trick, but it seems I can't properly reference the other table's column:
if [Key] = (#"Backlog_Linked Issues"[Key]) then "Incident" else "Proactive"
I know it's a bit silly, but can you please help me with this IF Statement?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Put something like this in the if:
List.Contains(Table2[Key], [Key])
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