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Example:
I have a set of data from HR that lists a name and a title such as:
Source: HR | |
Name | Title |
Bob Smith | X |
Jane Smith | Y |
Janet Jones | X |
Robert Jones | X |
I have a second data set from Payroll that lists a name and a title.
Source: Payroll | |
Name | Title |
Bob Smith | X |
Jane Smith | X |
Robert Jones | X |
Roger Jones | Y |
Notice that some but not all of the names in the first data source are present in the second data sources. Also notice that the titles are not necessarily the same between the two data sources.
I would like to combine those two datasets into a discrepancy report that would look something like this:
Name | HR Title | Payroll Title |
Bob Smith | X | X |
Jane Smith | Y | X |
Janet Jones | X | |
Robert Jones | X | X |
Roger Jones | Y |
From that joined data I could add further logic to call out discrepancies between the two datasets.
What is the best method of combining those data sets?
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Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
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