Before you can connect to an Oracle database using Power Query, you need to install the Oracle Client for Microsoft Tools (OCMT). To connect to an Oracle database with theon-premises data gateway, 64-bit OCMT must be installed on the computer running the gateway. For more information, go...
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Another variant - make reference on lookup table, filter it on constant (ATIVO), add custom column with value 1 Merge first table with it on E, expand ID column only and group on all columns but ID with SUM aggregation
Another Power Query feature that can help you better understand your data isData Profiling. By enabling the data profiling features, you get feedback about the data inside your query fields, such as value distribution, column quality, and more. ...
However, if your file has a dimension attribute that points to multiple cells (such as <dimension ref="A1:AJ45000"/>), Power Query uses this range to find the starting row and column as well as the ending row and column. If this range doesn't contain all the data on the sheet, som...
Choose the [Attendees] column from the drop-down underColumn. ClickOK. This will provide a report showing the total attendees on each course. Note: To perform basic or advanced grouping, wereference the initial base dataquery and renamed the queriesBy CourseandBy Location and Date. This ensure...
A friend of mine left a question on one of my Power Query Decathlon posts asking if it was possible to split a column using a carriage return as a delimiter. After a little poking around myself, I was not finding the answer I sought. So, I reached out for help. Curt Hagenlocher, ...
Good morning, I have a formula calculated in Excel that I am now looking to calculate in Power Query. I know I can only use column reference while...
To refer to a specific column in the formula, select its name underAvailable Columnson the right side of the dialog and clickInsert, or just double click the column name. As you enter a formula, Power Query checks it, and if no errors are found, displays the message “No syntax error ...
Now that I have this index number I can use it to lookup the category. Create another Custom Column and call it Category. What I need to do here is enter a reference to the value in the Categories[Category] column. This is done by specifying the Category Index value inside curly braces...