If you've never heard of Excel's Power Query feature, you're not alone. Here's how to get started using it and gain a huge productivity boost.

In this tutorial, Excel Off The Grid uncovers how to harness the full potential of Power Query to combine and transform data from multiple Excel sheets into a single, structured dataset.

A good way to think about when and why to use Power Query is to consider its relationship to PivotTables. While analysis is best done in PivotTables, Power Query cleans the data for best use by ...

Now that the data from the workbooks has been combined and transformed, it's time to see how it looks in a regular Excel worksheet. In the Home tab on the Power Query Editor window, click the top half ...

To use Power Pivot, it must be enabled in Excel, and effective data integration and management are crucial, with Power Query recommended for data cleaning and transformation.

Microsoft Power Query showed up in Excel 2016, though earlier versions can access Power Query using an add-in. This tool allows you to import, scrub and edit data from foreign sources and then use ...

Highlighting or even deleting duplicate records in Excel is simple but listing them isn't as easy. Fortunately, you can use Power Query to easily display a list of duplicate values or records.