Merging/Combining different columns from different worksheets

iosiflupis

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have five (5) different files that have .csv files in them. The five folders of information have five different columnar layouts. Is there a tool/trick/workaround in Power Query or Power BI where I can pull the different columns into one worksheet/table that has all the columns that I would like to have? Most of the columns in three of the folders/files are the same just not in the same location. The other two folders/files layout and column headings are completely different. I have attached a screenshot, but it is not all of the columns, there would be ~54 of them.
column comparison.PNG
 

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