@@ChrisMenardTraining hi Chris...can I ask you...if after you have done this and you have retrieved the tables from 2 different sources, that have a lot of other information as well..ie, name address , dob, ID number etc...how do I then put these back into the original tables and match them with the additional personal information too. If I had 10 that’s fine but what if I have thousands? Hope you can help
Very Excellent Work. Thank you.
Thanks, Joe! I appreciate the positive feedback.
Another great tutorial.
Thank you for saving me so much time Chris!
Happy to help!
thanks so much! this was a huge help. Didn't need the Fuzzy part, but everything worked without it - yay!!
Glad it helped! Thanks, Kimberley.
Thanks alot
Welcome.
Thanks Chris, nice video, very useful.
Roy, I'm glad you liked the video and I appreciate the positive feedback. I'm not sure when this feature was released, but it is an awesome feature.
Bloody brilliant you are mate!
Thank you.
@@ChrisMenardTraining hi Chris...can I ask you...if after you have done this and you have retrieved the tables from 2 different sources, that have a lot of other information as well..ie, name address , dob, ID number etc...how do I then put these back into the original tables and match them with the additional personal information too. If I had 10 that’s fine but what if I have thousands? Hope you can help
Amazing thanks :)
Hi. Congrats, great example and tutorial. Is any option to include the mact % within outcome received?
how to do the fuzzy options in excel power query 2016?
I did the same steps as you did but there is one problem I cant see " Use Fuzzy Matching to perform the merge" could you please help me?
Are you using an Office 365 account?
@@ChrisMenardTraining no I am not. how can I fix it?