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RafaelKnuth
8 years agoAdvocate I
Crunching Data for Absolute Beginners: Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language for Excel
I wrote a tutorial series targeted at absolute beginners to programming.
I am a beginner myself, just a step ahead of my target audience (takining a peer to peer learning approach here).
Can you give me feedback on that series? I am curious to hear your thoughts and how I can do better. Thanks!
(PS: I am targeting both Excel & Power BI users)
- #1 Lesson | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Select your Environment
- #2 Lesson | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Write your first
“Hello World!” Program - #3 Lesson | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Working with
Primitive Values - #4 Lesson | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Working with
Structured Values - #5 Lesson — Part 1 | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Real
World Project — Mashing up Data - #5 Lesson — Part 2 | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Real
World Project — Mashing up Data - #6 Lesson — Part 1 | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Real
World Project — Pull & Clean up Data from Meetup.com via API - #6 Lesson — Part 2 | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Real
World Project — Pull & Clean up Data from Meetup.com via API - #6 Lesson — Part 3 | Learn to Code with Microsoft M-Language: Real
World Project — Pull & Clean up Data from Meetup.com via API - Final Chapter | Crunching Data for Absolute Beginners: Learn to Code
with Microsoft M-Language for Excel
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- AnonymousNot applicable
RafaelKnuth,
Thanks for your sharing, if you have questions about using Power Query code in Power BI Desktop during learning, you can post the questions in Power BI forums.
Regards,
Lydia