So, let’s do that next: Power Query adds the new column. We’ll add the month to each data set that we add. When adding the Month field to each new table be careful to enter the exact same name ...

To accomplish this, we need to add a new column for the combined values ... As you can see in Figure G, Power Query saves the table in a new Excel sheet. At this point, you can use the data ...

But what happens if you query all the columns on a table that has a hundred or more columns? Such behemoths show up with depressing regularity in the wild, and it isn’t always possible to rework ...