Vlookup in Power Query - How to lookup columns from other tables

In this video we will be showing how to lookup other columns in the Power Query Editor, similar to a VLOOKUP in Excel
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[@jkwa1]

Thanks for posting this video! really helped me at work

[@sameerhussain414]

Awesome ✨

[@DeltaFootball]

thanks boss! saved me some time

[@mihaelavuc-vf8tt]

can you please paste the formula or explain the general criterias?

[@jadellames438]

Great video. But your audio is too low. I barely hear you even if I used my headset. I suggest if you can explain the concept behind your formula first before doing it. Illustration will be really helpful specially for visual learner like me. To be honest I barely understand what you do even if I repeat the video. Its probably due to my lack of knowledge. But tutorial are made for dumb people like me so please make your video easier to understand. Thanks

[@kinnekttv2057]

Hi Jade, thanks for the feedback. I will take on-board

[@ommm4169]

Thanks, for some reason it was not working for me even thogh i have applied to the letter.! can you think of any reason why it would not work?

[@hongthuongtran2027]

what does it means for the 0 in the formulas?

[@ZdenekMoravecCZ]

The {0} means "give me the first record of the result"