
Install power query for excel, open the power query editor, trim extra spaces to clean data, and load results to a new sheet without altering the original.
Power Query interface to clean and transform data, combine multiple sources into a single data model, and perform operations like merge, append, split, pivot, and replace.
Learn to clean data with Power Query for pivot table analysis. Trim data in Power Query, then refresh pivot tables to reflect updated counts.
Format dates and values in Power Query by converting the date column and setting payments to currency, then load the updated table back into Excel.
Parse URLs in Power Query to extract category, state, and city into separate columns, and clean dirty data by splitting on the forward slash delimiter.
Split text fields in Power Query to extract barcode, product name, and size. Use leftmost and rightmost delimiter techniques, and pattern-based splits for the size unit.
Group by sales data in Power Query to calculate total sales by each salesperson and by sales region, using sum aggregations and advanced settings.
Explore unpivoting and pivoting columns in Power Query to transform data from column to row format, enabling month-wise sales analysis for each customer and easy pivot table reporting.
Pivot columns in Power Query to turn monthly sales data into separate month columns, using amount with a chosen aggregate function, then close and load the transformed data.
leverage Power Query to split comma-separated locations into columns, unpivot to list each company's locations in rows, trim spaces, extract location numbers, and prepare a pivot table to count locations.
Filter data in Power Query by John Doe and East Asia, convert dates to date only, extract year, and filter for 2022 and 2023; close and load and adjust columns.
Sort data by multiple levels in Power Query, first by salesperson and then by sales region, convert to date, apply a greater than or equal to 50,000 filter, and load.
Explore Power Query in Power BI to add columns, extract year and month from order date, split first names, compute invoice after tax, calculate tax percentage, and round results.
Combine Excel data files in Power Query by loading from a folder, extracting data from each workbook, and cleaning with fill down and promoted headers.
use Power Query and Power BI to import multiple workbooks from a folder, clean and split first and last names, and refresh to auto update pivots.
Extract form data into a Power Query table by importing multiple Excel forms, cleaning inconsistencies, and using index, modulo, and conditional columns to align first name, last name, and status.
Extract multiple criteria in Excel Power Query by filtering private events allowed to yes and square meters between 20,000 and 30,000, while cleaning headers and filling down owner names.
Learn to extract all worksheets from a single Excel file with Power Query, combine them into one table, and clean data by setting headers and removing extra headings.
Explore joining two tables in Power Query using the student ID as the common key to combine course data with student details into a single view, like a Vlookup.
Merge two tables in Power Query using joins to consolidate student information with enrollments, then create pivot tables to count courses per student.
Learn how to merge two tables using a full outer join in Power Query, ensuring all rows from both tables are combined, handling non-matching IDs, and cleaning data with nulls.
Use a right anti join in Power Query to identify students who need counseling by comparing two tables of class and student IDs.
Convert reports to a pivot table with Power Query by removing totals and repeated headings, fill owner names, then create a pivot table to count properties and average lot size.
Learn how to transform a single-column data set into a clean table with Power Query using the modulo function and pivot column to separate region, salesperson, and sales amount.
Extract file names from folders using Power Query, filter for Excel files, and load results into a sheet with a single column; refresh to update when back end files change.
Learn how to extract file names based on a user-selected folder in Power Query, create a drop-down for folder names, and dynamically refresh results in Excel.
Explore Power BI as the essential tool through a practical project that builds an amazing dashboard from large data and relates two Excel files in Power BI.
Import data from an Excel workbook using Get Data, preview it in the navigator, and load it into Power BI to create visuals in the report view.
Create visuals in Power BI to explore sales by year, switch measures from sum to count, format currency with commas, and customize titles, legends, and interactivity across charts.
Learn to create and format Power BI visuals, adjust data labels, apply filters, build cards for total sales and country counts, and use interactive filled maps for global sales.
Learn to edit Power BI interactions to control donut chart filters. Use format and edit interactions, reset filters, and add titles for clarity.
Finalize Power BI visuals by building table, metrics, and matrix views, adding titles, color coding, data labels, and a callout, and ensure interactive cross-filter interactions across the dashboard.
Discover how to refresh Power BI reports, update the Excel data source, and see new totals and blue-highlighted map regions reflect added countries.
Master practical Power BI tips to refine dashboards: remove axis titles, enhance tooltips on maps, use slicers and drop-downs, and create multi-page car sales dashboards.
Learn to do really cool stuff with data! Our awesome bundle combines two courses: one on Power Pivot, Power Query, and DAX in Excel, and another on Power BI. If you've maxed out on Excel and want to do more with your data, these tools are perfect.
Power Pivot, Power Query, and DAX Course:
This course helps you do fancy things in Excel. You'll learn to:
Get data from different places.
Make your data look nice and tidy.
Create cool charts and tables.
Use a special language called DAX to do smart calculations.
Power BI Course:
Power BI is like Excel but super easy. In this course, you'll learn:
What Power BI is and why it's awesome.
How to bring in data from different files.
Make your data look even cooler with charts and graphs.
Use simple tricks to filter and organize your data.
These courses are easy to follow, and we've included practice files so you can play around and get good at it. Start having fun with data!
More About Power Query
Power Query is available on Excel 2010 and 2013 through a free download from Microsoft as described in the course.
Lets face it, retrieving, cleaning and transforming data to report on can take hours of precious time. With Excel Power Query you can eliminate repetitive tasks freeing your time for other important tasks, like lunch and going home on time. Excel Power Query removes the hassle and complex formulas of manual tasks such as:
Finding the Data each time you need a report
Cleaning Columns of Data
Splitting or Joining Column Values
Removing unnecessary characters and extra spaces
Formatting data correctly
Filtering data needed for the report
Combining multiple Datasets into a master list
Manipulating the data layout to work with other tools, i.e. Excel PivotTables and Charts
In just 3 easy steps, you'll have a final report ready for presentation and your next raise.
Get Data
Transform/Clean Data
Report on Data
Once you've got it all setup with Excel Power Query all you need to do is hit the Refresh button to update the report with next weeks data. Microsoft Power Query remembers all the steps you performed to get, transform and clean the data all you do is refresh and your report is updated.
Sounds all too easy, right? Enroll now and let me guide you through Excel Power Query and you'll quickly be on your way to harnessing the power of managing and reporting on data with Excel Power Query.