Category: Power BI

Aggregate Data While Expanding Columns

Without question, the Expand feature that shows up when you are merging tables using Power Query is very useful.  But one of the things I’ve never called out is that – when you are merging tables – you have the

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Identify Duplicates Using Power Query

Some time ago I got an email from Alex asking me if there was a way to identify duplicates using Power Query, but without removing non-duplicate records in the process.  This post explores how to do that. Background Suppose someone

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Separate Values and Text – Part 2

In this week’s post we’re going to circle back to the original post on how to Separate Values and Text in Power Query from November 4, 2015.  That post attracted a couple of suggestions from Imke Feldman and Bill Szysz

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Keep Only Numbers in Power Query

My last blog post was interesting in that I got a few emails about it.  Both Imke Feldman and Bill Szysz sent me better methods, and a blog commenter asked for a slightly different version.  For this post, I’m going

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Merge Data Based on Two Columns

This past weekend I attended SQL Saturday in Portland, OR.  While I was there, I attended Reza Rad’s session on Advanced Data Transformations with Power Query.  During that session, Reza showed a cool trick to merge data based on two

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