The Transformative Magic of M Code in Power Query Excel & Power BI: A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MASTERING THE...

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Mike Girvin

The Transformative Magic of M Code in Power Query Excel & Power BI

A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MASTERING THE ART OF DATA METAMORPHOSIS TO GET JUST THE DATA STRUCTURE...

Mike Girvin

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Holy Macro! Books
09 July 2024

Business strategy; Spreadsheet software; Enterprise software

This book is about Power Query and M Code.

Power Query and the functional language M Code (M) are the heart and soul of Microsoft’

s power data analysis tools: Excel, Power BI Desktop and Dataflows. The beautiful data driven and insightful PivotTables, Power BI solutions and Dashboards that you create usually require that you use Power Query and M Code to get, transform and load the data before you create the final reports and visuals. For many data analysis jobs, using the SQL language to perform ETL (extract, transform and load) is the preferred tool. Maybe even R or Python. But if you use Power BI or Excel, you better also be masterful with M Code and Power Query. Together, they give you the power to connect to multiple data sources, structuring your data with ease, and load to the worksheet, the data model in Excel or Power BI or Dataflow’

s Data Hub.

As an accountant, professor, data analyst, author, Excel MVP and YouTuber for about 20 years, my specialty is in telling stories with videos and books to make complicated things less complicated and to inspire you to have fun with the power you can gain over data.

By: Mike Girvin
Imprint: Holy Macro! Books
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 266mm, Width: 209mm,
ISBN: 9781615470839
ISBN 10: 1615470832
Pages: 128
Publication Date: 09 July 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

"Mike ""excelisfun channel"" Girvin is a business instructor at Highline Community College since 2002 and a Microsoft Excel MVP since 2013. He has created over 3,200 Excel videos at YouTube. He lives in Seattle, Washington."