I’m quite proud of the fact that I’ve managed to publish a new blog post every Wednesday since September 2014… among others from earlier in the year, but now it’s time to take a quick break. So this will be the final blog post of 2014, basically to acknowledge that the blog will be closed, but I’ll be back on January 7th, 2015 with a new Power Query post.
Until then we wish you the very best of the holiday season, and a prosperous 2015.
🙂
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4 thoughts on “Happy Holidays”
It's great to see you posting regularly again Ken. I'm learning a ton!
Keep up the great work!
Thanks Mike! Definitely plan to do so in 2015. 🙂
TX for your invaluable posts Ken, esp. around Power Query.
Its a bit belated, but trust your holiday season was festive and joyous, and I wish you all the best for 2015. May the year bring you health, happiness and success for you and your family and all your endeavours with your blog.
Cheers
Thanks Rudi!