Tutorial Power Query

[VoltesDev]

Hello everyone,

I'm newbie in Power Query, if I want to start learning up to business level, can anyone suggest the best Youtube channel ?

Or is there any other online learning I can try on.

Thank you very much in advance.

V

[Icey]

Hi @VoltesDev ,

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[Greg_Deckler]

@VoltesDev There are good materials here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/guided-learning/

Also radacad.com has good training materials. 

biaccountant.com is excellent as well.

Also, GuyInACube on YouTube covers all kinds of material related to Power BI.

[VoltesDev]

Hi, 

Yes, I know about GuyinACube, but currently I want to more focus on Power Query. 

Understand that Power BI and Power Query is almost the same, they both using DAX, but for user with non-IT literatture Power Query is more easy to get along since it is using Excel.

Thanks,

[VoltesDev]

Hi,

How about Curbal in youtube, btw ?

I kinda interested, but she's also has Power BI and I find it "hard" to separate between those 2, so I'm looking for the same with nothing but Power Query in it.

Thanks,

[HotChilli]

I just had to respond to this

"Understand that Power BI and Power Query is almost the same, they both using DAX, but for user with non-IT literatture Power Query is more easy to get along since it is using Excel."

Power Bi -> DAX,  model data, create relationships (end result is to create reports and dashboards)

Power Query -> M (not DAX),        connecting to, shaping and combining data

Excel can also use Power Query.

[VoltesDev]

Ahh yes.. I think what I meant is Power Pivot, not Power Query. 

I'm sorry, always made me slipped. 

Basically, what I'm looking for is a tutorial, preferably in Youtube channel, who teach about those Data Analyzing in Excel, using DAX (and/or M query ?), still in Excel environment.

Thanks,

[HotChilli · Accepted solution]

OK,

Excel on Fire is on youtube - you might learn while laughing

Excel is Fun

Chandoo

Good luck

[amitchandak]

@VoltesDev , I think one from @ImkeF  is a good reference point - please refer - https://www.thebiccountant.com/learning-resources/