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Posts Tagged ‘Power Query’

Advanced type detection in Power BI and Power Query: Table.ClassifyMixedColumnTypes

This is not a proper blogpost, just a quick share of a function I’ve created today which I think will be very useful for others as well: Automatic type detection will (…) Read more

  • 2016-06-22
  • Comments 5
  • Filed under: Excel, M, Power BI, Power Query

How to analyse M-functions step-by-step?

This is a quick tutorial on how to analyse M-functions step-by-step. Queries, that have been transformed into a function (1) can be invoked in the query-editor (2) and they will then return (…) Read more

  • 2016-05-30
  • Comments 2
  • Filed under: Excel, Power BI, Power Query

Multiple replacements or translations in Power BI and Power Query

A common task when cleaning data is to perform multiple replacements at once. When dealing with “translation tables” you might have come across Chris Webb’s solution using List.Generate to deal with this. (…) Read more

  • 2016-05-22
  • Comments 63
  • Filed under: Excel, Power BI, Power Query

Universal JSON-opener for Quandl in PowerBI and Excel/Power Query

Today I discovered JSON (…confess) and Quandl. Mates – this is powerful! Here comes just a quick function to automatically expand all columns of a time-series at once:

  • 2016-04-23
  • Comments 3
  • Filed under: Charting, Excel, little Tipps&Tricks, Power BI, Power Query

How to display Power Query results with line feed or carriage return

Although you can inject linefeeds (“#(lf)”) and carriage returns (“#(cr)”) in Power Query, lines will not break in the Excel-display. This simple trick makes your lines break nicely in Excel: Click into the formula (…) Read more

  • 2016-04-16
  • Comments 10
  • Filed under: Excel, Power Query

How to hack yourself in Power BI (and Power Pivot?)

Reading Gerhard Brueckl’s post on how to visualize SSAS calculation dependencies reminded me of my post about a similar technique from December last year. His solution has features that would do (…) Read more

  • 2016-04-09
  • Comments 23
  • Filed under: Excel, nerdy, Power BI, Power Pivot, Power Query
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