You should see the Power Pivot window. Let’s add a column with a Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) formula. DAX formulas are very similar to the Excel formulas that you’re probably already familiar with ...

To add a blank query, right-click in the query panel (to the left) ... Create a blank query in Power Query. Power Query will open the formula bar and name the query Query1, ...

Microsoft Power Query showed up in Excel 2016, though earlier versions can access Power Query using an add-in. This tool allows you to import, scrub and edit data from foreign sources and then use ...

And here’s the result in the Power Query Editor: Once you’ve loaded this query to the worksheet you can explore the nested data type via the card popup: Or you can access the data in the nested data ...

Since then a new function has been added to Power Query which makes this a lot easier: Function.InvokeAfter(). This function doesn’t seem to be documented anywhere apart from the Power Query language ...

Learn how to leverage the power of DAX and MDX formulas for your OLAP analysis in Excel. Discover the differences, advantages, and best practices of both languages.