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I have three tables whose structure is as follows-

Table 1-

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Table 2-

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Table 3-

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I wanted to have a table like this -

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I tried this particular formula for creating a calculated table-

Table = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS(Table1,"Table1", Tables[Table1]), SELECTCOLUMNS(Table2, "Table2 Totals", Table2[Totals]), SELECTCOLUMNS(Table3, "Table3 Totals", Table3[Totals]))

The result I am getting is like this:-

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I have no idea why this is happening. What to do in this scenario? Do calculated columns not come in merge query?

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Data will in a normalized format in real-time but you might need the de-normalized data in some situations. In such situation, using a query editor in Power BI, you can combine those tables using a query editor.

You can merge the 3 tables into a new table to get the required output that you want.

Step 1:  Merge TABLE1, TABLE2.  ---------->     NEW TABLE    [ columns - Table2, Name ]

Step 2:  Select all column from TABLE1.  Select 1st and last column of TABLE2 IN THE NEW TABLE.

Step 3:  Merge TABLE3, NEW TABLE  ------------->   NEW TABLE.     [ columns - Table3, Name ]

Step 4:  Select only 1st column from TABLE 1 And last columns of TABLE  2, TABLE 3.

Step 5:  You will get the required result.image

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