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Parent & Child Relationship Between Sources in Power Query

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Parent & Child Relationship Between Sources in Power Query - Using the Merge feature to join queries.

As long as there are matching fields in the source tables, we can join the associated queries (one-to-one, one-to-many, etc.) by using the Merge feature.

We are going to use the following sample source tables to demonstrate parent & child merging. These tables have a parent-child relationship between each other...
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