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In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how you can use Microsoft Power Query to get and clean up data in both Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Power BI. Power Query is the easiest way to connect, extract, transform and load data from a wide range of sources.

πŸ‘‹ Additional resources:
– Sample files: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmxrofZZlZ-whKZQTEiA4iLu-WPiaQ?e=AkAtOi
– Download Power Query for Excel 2010 or 2013: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/download/details.aspx?id=39379

⌚ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:59 Sample data
2:14 How to get Power Query
2:31 Get data
3:35 Combine data
5:26 Main Power Query interface
7:00 Transform data
11:21 Applied steps
12:06 Close & Load
12:33 Data imported into Excel
13:34 Insert pivot table & chart
14:46 Importing additional data
16:00 Wrap up

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  • @KevinStratvert
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  • @egasbritesdasilva6773
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    what a great video to boos my productivity, Thanks Sr. Kevin for sharing with us your advice

  • @fa0221
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    Hi Kevin i have fews question to ask. I hope you reading my comment.

    q1. example column name station but got some information is empty. should i name empty as "null"?
    q2. or I should remove "NA"? i usually easy to done this in r programming but not sure about excel.
    q3. how to remove duplicate?

    Hey thank you for wonderful yt channel. I've learn so many tips from you!!

  • @miriamnyangwara4842
    Reply

    hello, just bumped into this and man you saved me big time, can i get the work resources, kindly.

  • @jeffkamuthu3276
    Reply

    This is FIREE!!!!πŸŽ‰β€

  • @halcyonfaysal2801
    Reply

    great ❀. Such a handy video

  • @xlwatcher8885
    Reply

    I would love to see a demo on actual PowerBI in the same tone as this amazing vid. Thank you so much! Would you be able to answer a question?? thanks!

  • @kinniemanyeh9601
    Reply

    You are the best in this game

  • @avmohanreddy100
    Reply

    When I press Close and Load,
    It is taking me to excel, BUT, I am getting the following error – β€œExternalData_1”
    does anyone have an idea as to how to deal with this ?

  • @edelric3530
    Reply

    Thank you for this simple, yet comprehensive tutorial for power query. Much easier to understand than the other guides I have tried.

  • @romano7628
    Reply

    That power query folder auto update is a bomb !!

  • @Mythical.History
    Reply

    Sir do you have a full playlist of sql or power bi or python where you teach all the topics from them? I really like your way of teaching

  • @karthikeyanmasilamani7812
    Reply

    Simple, Clear, Straight to the Point & Awesome.

  • @tapkuol2009
    Reply

    thanks prof

  • @kulchitskywright
    Reply

    Great Videos.πŸ‘

  • @MrM3007
    Reply

    Very nice tutorial. My question is: When you added the 2020 sheet, all transformations you made on 2017, 2018, 2019 data was automatically applied. How would this happen if I am using Power BI??

  • @gmsubu
    Reply

    Very well explained

  • @shandrewsampson6539
    Reply

    omfg i dont know why i was afraid of excel for so long. have been watching your videos and you have been getting me some SERIOUS brownie points at work. thank you!

  • @clarkcipryk312
    Reply

    This content is really useful. I would use this channel more if Kevin stopped employing the 'standard youtuber narrative inflection'.

  • @markp7105
    Reply

    Awesome video. Thanks so much!

  • @-awdheshnandanwar2153
    Reply

    This is amazing….. & you are a legend for all beginers like me. Thank you.

  • @sumeraashfaq7196
    Reply

    Great and awsome

  • @philipwong852
    Reply

    Fantastic video. Thank you

  • @mayberose
    Reply

    Video is very interested and easy to absorb Thanks a lot

  • @Daznfx1077
    Reply

    Do you have any tutorials on writing M Code in Power Query?

  • @joyimoh-ita8305
    Reply

    I love this Alot Thank you so much.

  • @Thund3rSt0rm123
    Reply

    Great and straight to the point tutorial!
    My only question is, how the new data (year in this case) loads in our Power Query? is it all automatically and we just refresh it? or do we have to do something extra to load it along with our previous data?
    Thanks and Kudos!!

  • @vklempa1
    Reply

    love it!! game change!! many thanks Kevin!

  • @therookienomore88
    Reply

    You should do your next example on selling pants instead of cookies. I'd like to know how many days it takes to ship my pants.

  • @rkhan502
    Reply

    Thank you

  • @kvelez
    Reply

    Thanks, friend.

  • @08sgupta
    Reply

    Hi Kevin, how to get rid of scientific format when transforming data. I am importing data from CSV file

  • @PlainOldMug
    Reply

    Kevin you are a legend

  • @sabelblanc
    Reply

    No notes, I love you Kevin

  • @rehababdelwahab3987
    Reply

    Thank you so much for tutorials.

  • @vpnsoenaing5927
    Reply

    Thanks.

  • @johansanjaya3891
    Reply

    wow nice explanation, basic intro for power query. for me, power query main function is maked data clean.

  • @alexandriamatthews5210
    Reply

    Hi Kevin! Is it possible to have the edits made to different workbooks without combining them? I get data that updates weekly and they need to stay as separate files.

  • @abedmuema1894
    Reply

    Just Amazing teacher ..

  • @Dongnanjie
    Reply

    Hi Kevin, a sincere thank you to you!

  • @MUHAMMEDALIYU-ym8sc
    Reply

    Really love this video but can't see the file you work with

  • @shanokhan4568
    Reply

    Awesome explanation πŸ‘

  • @carlosa7175
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    Can this work if you don't have multiple files? I run daily reports that get added to the yearly file. But the daily file's name is the same, and I just replace the previous days data with the updated. Also I merge say file A and file B information together some using Vlookups and this creates my final file C.

  • @bigd8185
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    Ty for this. I'll be using Power Query to automate most of my data entry for my forex trading now, instead of having to manually type each trade in. This will allow me to spend more time focusing on the trade, instead of the data entry. Thank you very much!

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