Data analysis can be complicated and messy, but some tools help make it easy. Here's why you should turn to Excel's Power Query for data analysis.

This article shows how Microsoft Power Query for Excel can streamline the ongoing delivery of additional data for analysis by PivotTables.

Specifically, you can use Power Query to import a single dataset like an Excel workbook, a table from a website, or a database. Alternatively, you can import multiple datasets from worksheets in an ...

In that situation, you can use Microsoft Excel Power Query. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Microsoft Excel Power Query to combine values into a single cell, within groups.

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When you want to combine values in Microsoft Excel, instead of complex expressions or VBA, opt for Power Query – it’s fast and easy.

Power Query transformations can assist in splitting data into rows, based on various factors such as delimiter, text patterns, and data types.