In the 52nd session of Chandoo.org podcast, let’s discuss monkeys, Ok, I am kidding. We are going to talk about M is for Data Monkey book.
What is in this session?
In this podcast,
- Updates: Why so much gap between episodes?
- Quick introduction to Power Query
- Why you should get this book?
- What is in this book?
- A very cool example of the techniques you will learn
- Conclusions
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Transcript of this session:
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Resources for this podcast
More information & tutorials on Power Query
- Introduction to Power Query – podcast
- Unpivot data with Power Query [tutorial]
- Import web data using Power Query
More resources on Power Query
Courses to help you tackle data problems
What is your favorite Power Query book?
Have you read M is for data monkey? How do you like it? What other books on PQ do you read? Please share your opinions and suggestions in the comment box.
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Is there anyway to get the Grand Total to be broken out in the same fashion as the items above it? For instance, if you have in column 1, widget a, widget b, and have their sales by month in column 2, I'd like to see the grand total also be by month, for widget a & b combined.
I can't get anything other than a single line for the grand total, rather than the same format as the data above.
Widget A Month Sales
Jan 100
Feb 200
Widget B
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Feb 250
Grand total - here I would also like to have Jan, Feb.
Jan 250
Feb 450