Merge Data Like a Pro with Power Query (No VLOOKUP Required!)

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  • Опубліковано 9 вер 2024

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  • @abiodunadedokun8762
    @abiodunadedokun8762 4 дні тому +1

    Nice video, pretty easy to understand

  • @lberry750
    @lberry750 10 днів тому +2

    Last week, I spent an hour trying to get 3 columns from one csv file into another. Started with Index/Match, then reluctantly went to Vlookup. Nothing was working. I would name my ranges, enter the functions and when I clicked “enter”, I was staring at the formula itself…no data. I finally got it to work after I realized my target column was set to “text”. I know Power Query, and I know I could have/ should have used it. But old habits are hard to break. Thanks for this reminder.

    • @traviscuzick1111
      @traviscuzick1111  10 днів тому +1

      No doubt, using VLOOKUP can be a very frustrating experience!

  • @Lucyshaw-b7o
    @Lucyshaw-b7o 4 дні тому +1

    This was excellent, so easy to follow. Thank You!

  • @mogarrett3045
    @mogarrett3045 8 днів тому +1

    thank you

  • @basheert8848
    @basheert8848 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks 👍
    Very useful Gentleman..

  • @jacquelinemarie5176
    @jacquelinemarie5176 13 днів тому

    This video was great! Thank you!!!!Is it possible to add new columns before you load the data merge to new worksheet? Example I need it to take a date on the sheet and add 90 days but I need the value in a new column.

    • @traviscuzick1111
      @traviscuzick1111  13 днів тому

      Absolutely! You can always go back into Power Query and add more transformations to the data; then, when you hit "close and load" at the end of your changes, your changes should be reflected in the data in the spreadsheet.