Is there a way to Merge tables from the same query

sara121

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Hi everyone,

In the same query, I transformed two tables, how do I merge these two tables into one?
The MERGE function I saw is to merge tables from two queries.

Can someone shed some light?

Thank you!
 

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Absolutely! Just select the same query:
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The sample above also illustrates using two columns as keys.
 
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Thanks. jdellasala!

I may not be clear about my original question as I'm still new to the power query.

In the same query, I transformed a data set in a step #"Create_DEBIT" (In this table, it has Debit and Date) and subsequently I created another step #"Create_CREDIT" (in this table, it has Credit and Date)

I'd like to merge the two into one table. and I wonder how I can do it within the query.


 
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Thanks. jdellasala!

I may not be clear about my original question as I'm still new to the power query.

In the same query, I transformed a data set in a step #"Create_DEBIT" (In this table, it has Debit and Date) and subsequently I created another step #"Create_CREDIT" (in this table, it has Credit and Date)

I'd like to merge the two into one table. and I wonder how I can do it within the query.


The easy way is to just duplicate the query and make one query Debit, and the other Credit and then merge them.
If you're into manually altering the M Code, when you Merge the query with itself, the code will look like this:
Power Query:
let
    Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table1"]}[Content],
    Debit = Table.SelectColumns(Source,{"Column1", "Column2"}),
    Credit = Table.SelectColumns(Source,{"Column3", "Column4"}),
    MergedSelf = Table.NestedJoin(Credit, {"Column3"}, Credit, {"Column3"}, "Credit", JoinKind.LeftOuter)
in
    MergedSelf
Modify the Merged Self line to merge with the Debit Table, Column1:
Power Query:
    MergedCrditDebit = Table.NestedJoin(Credit, {"Column3"}, Debit, {"Column1"}, "Credit", JoinKind.LeftOuter)
When I first tried it, I just changed the name of the second table from "Credit" to "Debit" but forgot to change the key column name which needed to be a valid column in the Debit table - either Column1 or Column2.
 
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