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Hi all - i have been trying to find answers but can't - hope if you can shed some light. What i have wanted to do is relatively simple:
Table 1
John
Joe
Lee
Table 2
Orange
Apple
I want to get Table 3 which is
Table 3 | |
John | Orange |
John | Apple |
Joe | Orange |
Joe | Apple |
Lee | Orange |
Lee | Apple |
Which is basically for every entry i have in table 1, add all rows from Table 2. thanks!
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@ccyong Please create a new table using below
NewTableName = CROSSJOIN(Table1,Table2)
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Hi,
You can also solve this in the Query Editor. In Table1, write this M language formula =Table2. Then simple go and expand the second column.
@ccyong Please create a new table using below
NewTableName = CROSSJOIN(Table1,Table2)
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Ah cant believe I missed this particular function in documentation! thank you!
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