You use Advanced Editor in Power Query Editor to edit a query that references two tables named Sales and Commission. Sample data for Sales (OrderID, SalesPerson, Amount) and Commission (Person…

A `LeftAnti` join returns only the rows from the left table (`Sales`) that have no match in the right table (`Commission`), which would lose all `Sales` rows that do have a match.

A `LeftOuter` join returns all rows from the first (left) table, `Sales` in this case, and the matching rows from the second (right) table, `Commission`. If there is no match for a row in `Sales`, the columns from `Commission` will have null values, thereby ensuring that no rows from the `Sales` table are lost, which directly addresses the requirement.

A `RightAnti` join returns only the rows from the right table (`Commission`) that have no match in the left table (`Sales`), which would definitely lose all rows from the `Sales` table.

A `RightOuter` join returns all rows from the right table (`Commission`) and the matching rows from the left table (`Sales`). This would lose `Sales` rows that do not have a corresponding entry in `Commission`.