Simplify Your Analysis: Power Query Techniques You Need!

By now, you probably know Power Query can help automate repetitive tasks in your data analysis.

But how much power does it really have for transforming complex financial statements?

I decided to put it to the test in my latest video.

So, I used Power Query to merge income statements and trial balances – and the results were efficient, precise, and surprisingly versatile!

🎥Watch the Video:

You’re also going to learn…

- How to use the Folder.Files function to automatically pull in and organize files from your source folder

- A technique to dynamically filter out unnecessary rows and keep only the latest monthly data – all in Power Query

- The smart way to work with headers using Table.Combine - without risking data loss when new columns are added in your source files

- Why Custom Columns and Table.RemoveFirstN makes your data analysis setup adaptable to changes

Please click here to watch the video and if you’re joining from ‘The Query Editor’, please let me know in the video comments!

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Until next time, keep those queries rolling, and may your data always be clean and your transformations swift!

Happy Querying!

Thanks for reading.

Miss Microsoft