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Functions and Benefits of Power Query M | Infographic
Power Query M is a formula language used to transform and shape data in Power BI. It provides a flexible and powerful way to clean, combine, and manipulate data from various sources.
Here are the key steps to transform data using Power Query M in Power BI:
Load Data:
Import your data source into Power BI using the "Get Data" option. You can connect to various sources like Excel, CSV, SQL databases, and more.
Edit Query:
Once your data is loaded, right-click on the query name and select "Edit Query." This will open the Power Query Editor where you can apply transformations.
Apply Transformations:
Use the available functions and operators in Power Query M to perform transformations like:
Cleaning:
Remove duplicates, handle null values, and correct data types.
Combining:
Merge multiple tables based on common columns.
Reshaping:
Pivot or unpivot columns, add or remove columns.
Filtering:
Apply conditions to extract specific data.
Sorting:
Arrange data in ascending or descending order.
Grouping:
Group data by specific columns and calculate aggregations.
Apply Steps:
As you apply transformations, Power Query M generates a series of steps. You can edit or delete these steps to refine your data.
Close and Apply:
When you're satisfied with the transformations, click "Close & Apply" to apply the changes to your
Power BI
report.
Found this interesting? Then check out our detailed Infographic on the use of
Power Query M
, and gain insights related to its benefits, market share, popular BI tools, and so on.
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