Load a query from the Power Query Editor. In the Power Query Editor, do one of the following: To load to a worksheet, select Home > Close & Load > Close & Load. To load to a Data Model, select Home > Close & Load > Close & Load To. In the Import Data dialog box, select Add this data to the Data Model. Tip Sometimes the Load To command is dimmed ...

You can open the Power Query Editor by selecting Launch Query Editor from the Get Data command in the Get & Transform Data group, but it also opens when you connect to a data source, create a new query, or load a query.

The Power Query Formula Language provides a wide variety of formulas that are used to build complex expressions. Power Query formulas can be written or modified in the Query Editor, by using the formula bar.

Excel incorporates Power Query (also called Get & Transform) technology to provide greater capability when importing, refreshing, and authenticating data sources, managing Power Query data sources, and shaping the data into a table that fits your requirements.

Power Query is a mature technology and the following help topics show how to perform advanced operations. Create a parameter query. Create a data type. Load blobs and images into a Data Model. Learn to use Power Query and Power Pivot in Excel. How Power Query and Power Pivot work together. Set privacy levels. Set a locale or region for data

You can manage your queries either in the Queries pane of the Power Query Editor or on the Queries tab of the Queries & Connections pane in Excel. This is especially helpful if you have many queries and you want to quickly locate a query.

Use Power Query in Excel to import data into Excel from a wide variety of popular data sources, including CSV, XML, JSON, PDF, SharePoint, SQL, and more.

With Power Query (known as Get & Transform in Excel) and Power Pivot in Excel, you'll spend less time manipulating data, and more time driving impact. Watch this 2-minute video to learn how.

With Power Query, you can locate data sources, make connections, and then shape that data (for example remove a column, change a data type, or merge tables) in ways that meet your needs. Then, you can load your query into Excel to create charts and reports.

You can import data into Excel using Power Query from a wide variety of data sources: Excel Workbook, Text/CSV, XML, JSON, SQL Server Database, SharePoint Online List, OData, Blank Table, and Blank Query. Select Data > Get Data. To select the desired data source, select Get Data (Power Query).