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Hi everyone, I'm building a PowerApps application in which I need to join 2 Excel tables(Table 1 and Table 2 down below) together based on 2 columns(Employee and Week of). The idea is that the app will firstly loop over those rows with the same employee value and week of value then string manipulate to produce a row like this. I'm thinking about using groupby function in Powerapps. Does anyone have any suggestion? Thanks you in advance.

Hi everyone, I was able to find a solution so thank you everyone. I posted the solution at the bottom. 🙂

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Jagadeeshk 457 on at

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Create local collection for joining and process like,

1. Clearcollect(local_colleect, table1)
2. Collct(local_colleect, table2)

Now u use local_colleect as a joined table.

Additional note: excel will not support delegation, ensure limited number of rows

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@MichaelNguyen ,

For the collection to work, you also need to line up the columns, so you would do this

ClearCollect( col1, ShowColumns( Table1, "Employee", "WeekOf" ), ); Collect( YourCollectionName, col1, ShowColumns( Table2, "Employee", "WeekOf" ) )

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MichaelNguyen 17 on at

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Thank you, I found another solution.
ClearCollect(
achievementsCollection,
GroupBy(
Achievement_Table,
"Week_x0020_of",
"Employee",
"AchievementGrouped"
)
);
ClearCollect(
plannedWorksCollection,
GroupBy(
PlannedWork_Table,
"Week_x0020_of",
"Employee",
"PlannedWorkGrouped"
)
);
To merge/link these 2 tables, I use AddColumns and LookUp

ClearCollect(GoodNewsCollection,AddColumns(achievementsCollection,"PlannedWorkGrouped",LookUp(plannedWorksCollection, Employee=achievementsCollection[@Employee] And Week_x0020_of=achievementsCollection[@Week_x0020_of],PlannedWorkGrouped)))
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@MichaelNguyen

Actually the same solution - I was simply trying to convey to you the concept of what you had to do.

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