I’ve described the basics of joins in my first article. Hope you have found it helpful. In this article, I will show you how these joins can be done using Power BI’s Power Query and also in R using dplyr.

Power BI has a “Click” type ( Using the mouse alot) UI while R has a “Typing” interface (Using the keyboard alot).

I love both and hope you will too.

Let’s get back to our little stick figures — useful right?

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Let’s get into it!

Let’s load in our data :) Two tiny data sets, but great for our examples.

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Now that they are loaded, let’s go into Power Query

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Once I am in the Power Query side — I see my two data sets.

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Joins with Power BI
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