I've started down the Power Query rabbit hole, and need help with a problem...
I'm trying to get all combinations from several tables using a full outer join as outlined here. The described solution works well when all tables have at least one record, but I cannot get it to work when one of my tables is updated to contain zero records.
My tables look something like this:
Notice that each table contains between 0 to 3 records, and table3 has zero records in this example.
Is it possible to tell Power Query to ignore table(s) with no records? Remember, table3 may have no records this time, but table2 may have no records next time.
I look forward to your solutions. Thanks!
I'm trying to get all combinations from several tables using a full outer join as outlined here. The described solution works well when all tables have at least one record, but I cannot get it to work when one of my tables is updated to contain zero records.
My tables look something like this:
table1 | table2 | table3 | table4 |
a | d | g | |
b | e | h | |
c | f | ||
Notice that each table contains between 0 to 3 records, and table3 has zero records in this example.
Is it possible to tell Power Query to ignore table(s) with no records? Remember, table3 may have no records this time, but table2 may have no records next time.
I look forward to your solutions. Thanks!