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You have two Excel spreadsheets with data from separate reporting units. Both spreadsheets have the same column names. What Power Query Editor feature can you use to create a unified dataset?*UnifyAppendMergeGroup

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You have two Excel spreadsheets with data from separate reporting units. Both spreadsheets have the same column names. What Power Query Editor feature can you use to create a unified dataset?*UnifyAppendMergeGroup

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You can use the "Append" feature in Power Query Editor to create a unified dataset. This feature allows you to stack data from multiple tables with the same column names into one table, effectively combining the data from separate reporting units. Here are the steps:

  1. Open Power Query Editor.
  2. In the Home tab, click on "Append Queries" in the "Combine" dropdown menu.
  3. Select the tables you want to append.
  4. Click "OK".

The data from the two spreadsheets will now be combined into a single table in Power Query Editor.

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