Learn about the time-saving capabilities of Power Query (Get & Transform) for easily importing, connecting, combining, and refining data in Excel with reusable queries.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Make your data useful with Power Query
- Power Query example
- Differences between Excel and Power Query
- Data types explained
- Query data from a table or range
- Query data from another Excel file
- Load data only as a connection
- Fill up and fill down
- Split column by delimiter
- Split into rows
- Add conditional and custom columns
- Add column by example
- Merge columns
- Sort and filter data in Power Query
- Use IF formulas
- Nest IF and AND
- AddDays to determine the deadline
- Pivot data in Power Query
- Pivot and append data
- Pivot and don't aggregate
- Unpivot data in Power Query
- Unpivot warnings
- Group By feature
- Two data sets
- Multiple tables
- Query data from a folder and import multiple files
- Append multiple sheets
- Midterm challenge: Get a count of all colors
- Overview of joins in Power Query
- Walk through all six joins
- Joins: Left or right
- Outer join versus XLOOKUP
- Merge with multiple fields
- Approximate match equivalent of VLOOKUP: Binning
- Approximate match equivalent of VLOOKUP: Conditional column
- Cross Join
- Drill down to create a variable in Power Query
- Fuzzy matching by percentage
- Merging inconsistent data with a transformation table
- Challenge setup
- Real-world challenge 1: Projects
- Real-world challenge 2: Donors
- Real-world challenge 3: Soccer team
- Next steps
Taught by
Oz du Soleil