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How to reproduce steps in PowerQuery?
My goal is to reproduce the steps for getting a dataset... I know how to do that in PowerBI, but not in Excel, how can I reproduce the steps in PowerQuery to get this?
I am also not sure why do I get a UNLINCENSED PRODUCT since I am using the DSVM from Azure...
Hi marma330 ,
My Excel interface is like this:
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- AlBCommunity Champion
Hi marma330
You can just copy the query in Power BI and paste it directly into the query editor of Excel.
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- marma330Helper I
Perhaps I stated wrongly my question. There is no PowerBI, I have that excel file with that dataset, I want to know what transformations that dataset had to get that final state.
- PhilipTreacySuper User
Hi marma330
I'm confused by what you mean by 'reproduce the steps for getting a dataset' - this implies you already have a query and you just need to duplicate it, or copy/paste the M code into a new blank query.
If you don't have a query to start with, you have to create the steps needed.
Phil
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Hi PhilipTreacy
Let me give some context, I am reading 'advanced analytics in power bi' book, and the author says: "The xlsx workbook contains the data sets and the Power Query queries that were used to create the data set used"
Then, says: "The hard work has been done for you, but you can inspect the workbook to see how the following data sets were combined to produce the PoliticalInfoWithGDP data set."
I want to be able to reproduce those steps...
So, If I were in powerbi, I could open power query I can see the 'applied steps' section... I was looking for something similar but in Excel...
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- PhilipTreacySuper User
Hi marma330
Like so
Phil
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