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Cross join: Matching everything with everything
From the course: Excel Power Query Tips and Techniques
Cross join: Matching everything with everything
- [Instructor] A cross join is a join that's important for you to know. It can be really handy, but it is not one of the six that are in the Power Query interface. So let me whoop this on ya. Here's the situation, some students came to me said, Oz, we want to be good musicians, and I said, you got to know these four songs, these required songs, and then you'll be a good musician, all right? But, we need to make a check list. We need to match every student with each of the songs so that then we can start measuring their progress. All right? So, we've got our student's query and our song's query, as you can see those on the right side. Now, let's do our cross join. Let's go into the student's query. Edit. Let's boost this up. To do the cross join, I'm going to add a column. Add a custom column, and then the name of that query is what we need. We need the song's query. See that? It's available to us as an…
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Navigate to new source1m 53s
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Reference a query4m 9s
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Duplicate a query: Recycling47s
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Duplicate a query vs. reference a query2m 37s
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Delete steps until the end32s
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Cross join: Matching everything with everything2m 29s
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Merging and segmenting data: Anti-join2m 41s
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