Tag: power bi

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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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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Remove Dynamic Number of Top Rows

Removing the top five rows from a data set is easy in Power Query, but what do you do when the number of rows changes?  There isn’t a built-in Remove Dynamic Number of Top Rows function.  In this post we’ll

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How do You Design Your Data Model?

On this blog, I showcase a lot of different techniques for manipulating and reshaping data.  For anyone that follows the blog, you already know this, and you know it's a pretty important topic to me.  But the thing we shouldn't

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Power Query Recipes Now Available

As you may have heard, we have been working on a set of helpful Power Query Recipes for Excel and Power BI and are excited to announce that they are now officially available! Are our Power Query Recipes for you?

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