Query settings: a view of the currently selected query with relevant information, such as query name, query steps, and various indicators. Status bar: a bar displaying relevant important information about your query, such as execution time, total columns and rows, and processing status. This bar...
ANewColumnis created at the end of the query and is the contents of the table (query) that was merged with the existing query. All columns from the merged query are condensed into theNewColumn, but you canexpandthe table and include whichever columns you want. ...
In the Home tab, use the Keep Rows command and select Keep Duplicates from the menu. 6. Group data Power Query allows you to summarize your data with the Group By command. Summarizing data is the key to gaining insights, but if you're looking to analyze your data it's better to ...
This query connects to the SalesOrderHeader table, and selects a few columns from the last five orders with a TotalDue value above 1000.Napomena This article uses a simplified example to showcase this feature, but the concepts described in this article apply to all queries. We recommend that...
When shaping data, a common task is to keep or remove duplicate rows. The results are based on which columns you select as the comparison to determine duplicate values is based on the data selected. Remove duplicate rows Keep duplicate rows See Also Power Query for Excel He...
But it's a good idea to keep errors (by copying the query) as an auditing tool to identify any rows with error. For an in-depth discussion of how to deal with errors, see Dealing with errors (docs.com). Important Removing errors from a query does not remove or fix...
Power Query can serve as a good auditing tool to identify any rows with errors even if you don't fix the errors. This is whereKeep errorscan be helpful. To keep rows that have errors, first select the column that contains errors. On theHometab, in theReduce rowsgroup, selectKeep rows...
When a query limit is reached, you will see a similar error to what you would see in the Service: Modeling New DAX functions: MATCHBY This month we’re introducing a new DAX function: MATCHBY. When used within any window function, this function defines the columns that are used to deter...
Merge Queries allows users to combine (join) two tables within Power Query. In addition to selecting which tables and columns to use for the join, users can also select the type of join they would like to apply: We have recently improved the user experience for selecting the join type by...
Using Group By with the All Rows option Merging Tables They look like this: Example Data to transform nested tables The example data in this post is a workbook with 4 tabs (P1, P2, P3, and P4). P1 looks as follows: The other tabs have different rows but look the same. ...