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I am looking for ideas on how to bring in two companies to a single Power BI report. These are sister companies, in separate databases. The technology is simple. I am asking for concept ideas, or links to best practices.
Issue:
One idea I had was to change the Item Numbers and Customer Numbers of the 2nd company by adding a suffix or prefix letter. That guarantees no duplicates. But I am loath to change source data like that.
I cannot create a second field in either table. A second join works in Power Query, but will not work in DAX.
Just wondering what experiences others have had with this so I can avoid pitfalls down the road.
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MCSA: BI ReportingHi @edhans,
You loaded two separate datasets for two companies into desktop, right? To combine them, you can add a custom prefix column for each table, then, append them together via the "Append queries" button in Query Editor or using UNION function in DAX.
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