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I have two tables that are tied by COID. I have a list of Vacant posistions per COID and i need to add this row to the table that has the employees.
Table 1 Vacant Posistion:
Vacant | COID | Facility | Change | Vacancy Date | DFM Start Date |
Table 2 Employees:
Division | COID | Facility | Employee Name | Job Desc | Pay |
@ghe7549 can you provide sample data and expected output.
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@parry2k the second table below and highlighted green is what i need to add into table 1
Division | COID | Facility | Employee Name | Job Description | Yearly Pay | |||||
SC DIVISION | 12345 | Harbor Town | Tom Thomas | Supv Fac Mgmt/Safety/Sec | $57,138 | |||||
SC DIVISION | 12345 | Harbor Town | Brad Sellers | Coordinator Support Svcs (CW) | $52,000 | |||||
SC DIVISION | 12345 | Harbor Town | Morgan Evans | Engineering Craft Worker | $44,554 | |||||
SC DIVISION | 12345 | Harbor Town | Sam Smith | Engineering Tech Specialist | $44,138 | |||||
SC DIVISION | 12345 | Harbor Town | Vacant | Dir Fac Mgmt/Safety/Sec | xxxxxx | |||||
Vacant | COID | Facility | Change | Vacancy Date | DFM Start Date | |||||
Vacant | 12345 | Harbor Town | Left HCA | 6/14/2019 | 12/20/18 | |||||
Vacant | 54635 | Tri County | Left HCA | 4/9/2018 | 9/17/18 | |||||
Vacant | 22448 | Macon | Left HCA | 4/20/2020 | 7/2/18 | |||||
Vacant | 34854 | Table Top | Left HCA | 3/20/2020 |
@ghe7549 how the table 1 columns are mapped to table 2, you can use UNION DAX function or you can append queries in Power Query
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@parry2k they are mapped using COID. I feel that i am going to need to do a Power Query but not sure the best way to go about it.
What is COID? To add records from one table to another, use Table.Combine(), which is the APPEND menu item on the Home ribbon.
Otherwise, I'll need a few more specifics about the goal and what you are using.
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MCSA: BI Reporting@edhans I am trying to add a rows to the employee table when there is a vacanies in table 2.
COID is what they both are tied to.
Ok. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "Add" as adding is appending the data, and for the most part those do not have the same columns. However....
In table 2 I used the following Table.SelectRows logic:
= Table.SelectRows(#"Filtered Rows", each List.Contains(#"Table 1"[Facility], [Facility]))
The first part of List.Contains() is a list of the values in the [Facility] column. The 2nd part is the [Facility] field in table 2. I had manually filtered out any Vacancy dates with null.
I then created a new table that combined table 1, and the filtered version of table 2. You cannot append table 2 directly to table 1 as that will create a circular reference.
So I get this table, which looks strange because the columns aren't the same.
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