This past weekend we published a major redesign at Skillwave.Training. Months in the making, this has been a total overhaul to focus on delivering the best online learning experience for our clients. Check out some of the images from the
We're super excited to let you know that we've just released some new Monkey Tools features! Let's take a quick look as to what is new... The Table Monkey This feature was actually released back in December. However, since we
Wow, it is hard to believe it is already December. And looking back at my blog, I realized that I forgot to tell you that we released a few more free features in Monkey Tools over the past month! In
You know the drill… extract, transform and load your data, relate your tables, then create basic DAX measures. All work that needs to be done before you can really get started on analyzing your data. Today we’ve unleashed the Measure
We are rapidly approaching November 1, 2020, which has been the latest release target for our Master Your Data book. This is the long-awaited second edition of M is for (Data) Monkey, the book that I wrote with Miguel Escobar.
A question came up in the Excelguru forums today about how to use Excel tables to filter a Power Query. While Power Query can't read a filter from an Excel table natively, there is a cool little trick that you
We've been kind of quiet here, but we're excited to announce that we've just published an update to Monkey Tools QuerySleuth feature. It now contains an "tabbed" experience so that you can easily flip back and forth between queries, "pinning"
We’re super excited to announce that we have given the Monkey Tools calendar creator feature an upgrade. In fact, it is so much of a power up, that this feature has graduated into its own full grown monkey! We call
Earlier this week, in a private forum, one of my colleagues took a friendly joke thread and dropped a horrible MeToo joke in it. I was astounded, incredulous and disgusted. But I said nothing. Another MVP called him out, and
Have you ever loaded a Power Query to a worksheet and then changed the name to match the query? It's a shame that there is no option to name worksheets after queries, as this would be handy. Well, after seeing
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