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think of these cubes as data tables they have the same shape however different colors and we can place them right on top of each other and that's basically abandoned now over here we also have cylinders different shape but we can match it with the cubes on the basis of the color that's emerging now let's see how it's done in power bi when you combine data in power bi you basically have two options you can either ban data or merge data now let's first explain what the difference is between the two and then go over all of the things that you might run into while using them just imagine the following situation we have salary data for different employees and that we break down this data into separate tabs inside of Excel and one tab for each department so here we have one for finance one for marketing and one for HR and we're gonna connect to these tabs inside of power bi now here we are in the power query editor and we have the HR table the finance table and the marketing table and I would like to combine all three of them into one table now you see that they have the same columns and so here we have HR you in a finance uef marketing and if you want to combine data like this that's a similar structure then you do that using appending okay so you can simply go to the Home tab then here almost all the way on the right we have merge cream ISM band queries now we are gonna use a bank query so that basically means you take one dataset put other dataset underneath it and then the third dataset let me that one okay so you're there's a drop down so we can say append queries or append queries as new now which one to choose append queries is no jet this basically means you leave the other three intact as they are and you're gonna create a new one that combines all three of them if you would just click on append queries then we're going to append the other datasets to the one that's currently selected here you have the choice to choose either two tables or three or more take now here I basically always switch to three or more tables even if I just append two tables but because the interface is just a little bit nicer and here on the left-hand side you see all of the tables that you can choose from you're on the right-hand side you see the ones that you're gonna bend so if we want to Pat here finance and I just select finance on the left hand side and add it to the right-hand side and then the same for marketing and John and once all three of them are here on the right-hand side and you can also change the order simply by...