Category: Excel

Name Worksheets After Queries

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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Change Multiple Load Destinations at Once

Have you ever built multiple queries in one Power Query session?  You get to choose one load destination, then have to change each of the incorrect ones... one by one.  Have you ever wished you could change multiple load destinations

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Monkey Tools Update Now Available

We’re pleased to announce the first Monkey Tools update is now available for download! This one contains a new feature, some new logic and an update to one of our data connectors. Read on for more information! I can’t believe

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Appending Columns with Different Names

Will Thompson from the Power BI team threw out a question on Twitter today related to Appending Columns with Different Names: Let's say I have some CSVs coming in where the column names differ from file to file, but always

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PivotSleuth and Measure Tables

Last week I got an email from one of our readers, with some feedback related to how Monkey Tools’ PivotSleuth works with Measure tables in Power Pivot. Best practices is to set up a disconnected table to house DAX measures. 

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Monkey Tools is Here

We are super excited to announce that we’ve (at last) released the first version of our Monkey Tools software!  Ken has been working on this software on and off for the better part of 8 years now.  But after showing

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Monkey Tools

Monkey Tools Add-in Monkey Tools is an Excel add-in containing a set of tools to help you build better data models more quickly and using data modelling best practices. They also help you audit what has been done in your

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Unfill in Power Query

Recently I received a question on how to Unfill in Power Query.  In other words, we want the opposite of the Fill feature, which fills data into blank cells (cells that contain a null value.)  If we see repeating values,

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