Have you ever spent hours fine-tuning a Power Query workflow, only to have it break because a column name changed? It’s a frustratingly common scenario for anyone working with dynamic or external data ...

If you need more flexibility for adding new columns than the ones provided out of the box in Power Query, you can create your own custom column using the Power Query M formula language. Imagine that ...

When working with address data, you may encounter situations where you need to merge multiple columns, such as address, town, and postcode, into a single column. Power Query makes this task a breeze.

New columns are always added to the right edge of the dataset. Simply click and drag a column by its header to move it. Also, remember to check that it has the correct format applied to it by clicking ...

Fill Up the Null Values Fill Up and Down:: Land the power query >> Suppose you have null Values Down >> Right click on the column >> We have Option Filll >> If you want to fill you can click on Down ...