How to Merge Two or More Excel Tables with Power Query



Power Query can be really useful when you want to merge different Excel tables.

Now I am not talking about tables with the same structure. With Power Query, you can merge different tables as long as there is a common column.

Earlier, this could have been done with lookup formulas or VBA, but that’s too much effort when you can do it in seconds with Power Query.

In this video, I will show you the exact steps you need to follow to combine three tables that have different columns (with only one matching column in each table).

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Vipul Agarwal

awesome, solved a lot of time and effort.. Thank You Dude!

Clarke Smithies

This is an excellent demonstration of how to merge tables. Thank you so much.

Priya Sena

Thank you Ji

Mark Anthony Marquez

awesome ! it helped me . thanks for sharing

Andrew W

Thanks this was very helpful.

Mendilyi Yohanna

Very clear explanation. Thank you.

ZUHAIR ALMUTAWA

Thank you. very nice and sample.

Ali Bozorgi

Thank you for the great tutorial:
No excessive commentary, no please like& subscribe, no time wasting! It is efficient, right to the point, and clear!
Also great job on zooming in-and-out to get us involved and make a clear pathway to do the task!

sneha dixit

can you please also share the excel files you use for this , so that it will be easy to Practise?

Phillip Poma

Just came across this and was able to use it for a project I'm working on…thanks for putting this out!

Cade Gouin

Great stuff. Thanks!

Peter Halasi

This is a real relief for people struggling with vlookups and loosing the game. Thanks for this.

Gus Lopez

If you compare this with SQL tables, it still appears like many steps and dependencies to get to the final output, but at least it's more elegant than altering the data structure.

Brett Long

This cleared up my lingering confusion on why to use power query.

Noluthando Dedezana

Thanks…great video

Shoaib Akhtar

Good video

Julie Unruh

This was so helpful! Now I know what steps to use for my assignment. Thank you for sharing this

Invertedzero

This makes things much easier, was getting tired of inserting columns for lookup formulae

Behfar Bastani

This is the best and most clear intro tutorial to PowerPivot. Well done.

Ilhamburger

I know this is a good tutorial whan I heard Indian accent in the opening