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Anti Joins And Query Folding In Power Query In Excel And Power BI

Anti Joins And Query Folding In Power Query In Excel And Power BI
Power Query allows you to merge (“join” in database terms) two tables together in a variety of different ways, including left and right anti joins. Unfortunately, as I found recently, anti joins don’t fold on SQL Server-related data sources, which can result in performance problems. Luckily there is a different way of doing anti joins… Continue reading Anti Joins And Query Folding In Power Query In Excel And Power BI

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