Awesome tutorial, compreehensivel, concise and crystal clear. You have nailed the concept. I had to play the tutorial many times for days and practice to get the hang of it. Well done, Sir. You are truly M Code Legend and you absolutely master the state of art in teaching. I salute you. Keep it up.
Excellent video with great examples. Appreciate that you zoom in and make your screen nice and clear. Being able to see the code on the screen helps a lot. Thanks!
One of the most useful of the functions available in the M language, especially when combined with a nested let statement. Thanks for the clear and concise video explaining the uses and syntax, I wish that there had been such a video when I was learning this syntax!
Thanks for sharing such a nice series of Videos in a simple way, it would be helpful for person like me who do not have resources to purchase entire course. Thanks!
In a folder I've so many Excel files and want to load into power query in one go as different data like Sales, Payroll, Attandance, Returns, Product etc. here I just want to load and I don't want to combine it. Thanks a lot AAA EXCEL English!!😮😮😊😊
This is a very good video. However, there are also instances when (substring)=> is used in place of each and _ in order to deal with ambiguities in the List.Transform () function. Please can you do a video to explain this. I will be really grateful if you do a video tutorial on this issue.
Awesome tutorial, compreehensivel, concise and crystal clear. You have nailed the concept. I had to play the tutorial many times for days and practice to get the hang of it. Well done, Sir. You are truly M Code Legend and you absolutely master the state of art in teaching.
I salute you. Keep it up.
Very clear. Straight to the point. You deserve more subscribers, and we deserve more videos from your channel.
Thank you so much 🙏
Excellent video with great examples. Appreciate that you zoom in and make your screen nice and clear. Being able to see the code on the screen helps a lot. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the most useful of the functions available in the M language, especially when combined with a nested let statement. Thanks for the clear and concise video explaining the uses and syntax, I wish that there had been such a video when I was learning this syntax!
Glad that you found it useful, thank you so much for your comment
Thanks for sharing such a nice series of Videos in a simple way, it would be helpful for person like me who do not have resources to purchase entire course. Thanks!
Glad that you get benefits out of it
Amazing video, explain so clearly, very useful.
Happy that you liked it !
Explained beautifully... Easy to understand. Thanks
Happy that you found it useful, most welcome 🙏
Great Video, I learnt new thing, Thanks for creating such wonderful video.
Happy to hear, most welcome 🙏
Very well explained. Thank you
You’re welcome
In a folder I've so many Excel files and want to load into power query in one go as different data like Sales, Payroll, Attandance, Returns, Product etc. here I just want to load and I don't want to combine it.
Thanks a lot AAA EXCEL English!!😮😮😊😊
Excellent, clear explanations. Many thanks.
Most welcome 🙏
you are absolutely the best...
Very good approach by starting with a simple example and moving to more complex ones.
Happy that you liked my approach 👍
Excellent video that brings home the key concept of this each _ unnamed custom function ❤👍
Glad you like it! ❤️
Great explanation. Thanks a lot. Congrats!! Hugs from Amazonia (Brazil)
thank you! greetings from Egypt
Amazing explanation!
Thank you 🙏
Amr... this was a great video... you debunked the each_ conundrum. I will have to re-watch it again. Thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
amazing. thank you sir
Most welcome dear
Great video, greetings and thank you teacher.. Greetings from Mexico
You are welcome! best wishes from Egypt
This is a very good video. However, there are also instances when (substring)=> is used in place of each and _ in order to deal with ambiguities in the List.Transform () function. Please can you do a video to explain this. I will be really grateful if you do a video tutorial on this issue.
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