Feb 25, 2026: Joining logical tables that contain ranges of values in a semantic view (Preview)¶

You can use a range join when you want to join a table with another table that defines a range of possible values in the first table. For example, suppose that one table represents sales orders and has a column with the timestamp when the order was placed. Suppose that another table represents fiscal quarters and contains the distinct ranges of time that represent these quarters. You can create a semantic view that joins the two tables so that the row for an order includes the fiscal quarter in which the order was placed.

Support for range joins is in Preview.

For information, see Joining logical tables that contain ranges of values.