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Table.AddJoinColumn
Performs a join between tables on supplied columns and produces the join result in a new column.
function (table1as table, optionalkey1as nullable any, optionaltable2as nullable any, optionalkey2as nullable any,newColumnNameas text) as table
Joins the rows of
table1 with the rows of table2 based on the equality of the values of the key columns selected by key1 (for table1) and key2 (for table2). The results are entered into the column named newColumnName. This function behaves similarly to Table.Join with a JoinKind of LeftOuter except that the join results are presented in a nested rather than flattened fashion.Table.Transformation
Add a join column to ({[saleID = 1, item = "Shirt"], [saleID = 2, item = "Hat"]}) named "price/stock" from the table ({[saleID = 1, price = 20], [saleID = 2, price = 10]}) joined on [saleID].
Table.AddJoinColumn(Table.FromRecords({[saleID = 1, item = "Shirt"], [saleID = 2, item = "Hat"]}), "saleID", () => Table.FromRecords({[saleID = 1, price = 20, stock = 1234], [saleID = 2, price = 10, stock = 5643]}), "saleID", "price")
Table.FromRecords({ [ saleID = 1, item = "Shirt", price =Table.FromRecords({ [ saleID = 1, price = 20, stock = 1234 ] }, { "saleID", "price", "stock" }) ], [ saleID = 2, item = "Hat", price =Table.FromRecords({ [ saleID = 2, price = 10, stock = 5643 ] }, { "saleID", "price", "stock" }) ] }, { "saleID", "item", "price" })
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