APQ11 | Merge Queries - Next Level | Merge | M-Code | Custom Column | Records | Advanced Power Query

#excel #exceltutorial #powerquery #m_code
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:11 Pricing Criteria example
4:49 Add Columns to Prepare the tables for the MERGE
6:29 Perform Left Outer MERGE based on 3 matching columns
8:36 Extract Max Price without and the expand step (List.Max)
11:39 Create a RECORD inside a Custom Column (List.Min - List.Average)
15:46 Table.Sort - List.First - List.Last
20:27 Close
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[zahoorsarbandi]

Believe me! because of your teaching style and wonderful explanation Power Query has become so interesting, easy and simple. Thank you very much.

[DhruvDua]

So glad I found your channel - been struggling with this issue for a while and this is beautiful solution

[rajanpradeepankarath]

This is absolutely EPIC. Records has taken the merge to a new level! Please make a video where the price is retreived correctly after the date of change. Meaning, look at my transaction date and fetch the price on or after that date from the price list

[boissierepascal]

Absolutly brillant ! Thanks you for this wonderful demo.🙏🏽

[jazzista]

HI Amir. Nice to see you back with a new video. Very helpful!

[josh_excel]

Good job, who needs Add Custom Column when you can just make a record and expand it! Well done.

[malchicken]

Thank you for showing the trick of using each with records to extract multiple values 🙏. At 18:03, Table.Sorts comparison requirement as a list is surprising given it says “as any”; it would be much appreciated if a video was made going over how to know when a function parameter requires a list or record, even when it doesn’t say. Or maybe it just needs to be memorized? Thank you.

[Ypurenete]

Excellent!! I have an issue like this and now o know how to solve. Thanks a lot.

[HasnainSabir-yi]

Excellent communication and good examples

[ilkercalsr]

This is really inspiring as always. Thanks a lot.

[JayantShettigar-ptuo]

Your all the videos are very informative and amazing.

[datawizibility]

Thank you for the wonderful tips...god bless...

[pabeader]

Here is a challenge for you. Get the price that was in effect when the product was purchased. So you could have a different price for each item, even if they are the same item.

[Bhavik_Khatri]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much.

[jerrydellasala]

Very cool technique. It would be nice to see this done to get the one "correct" price. That is the price on the date of the sale - that is the sale date is less than the max date.

[amoserene]

How to handle remove duplicates in expand scenarios?

[DeepakKumar-hstq]

I have a question for you. I am merging the query . After merger done i can see the duplicate entry updated by power query.How to avoid this step and i cannot delete the duplicate entry there are duplicate amounts in another tab

[stephenbui]

I've been here and let you know. I'm still confused about how and when to use table, list and record in power query

[antoniofelez]

What if I have a scenarios where I need to bring over a city name instead of price. And the SalesData table has extra products not present in PriceList table. And also on the PriceList table different products can have same city name. So in the end I want to bring over city name to SalesData table, and also get rid of the extra products in SalesData.