Learn how to import, transform, cleanse and manipulate data using the Query Editor in Microsoft Power BI
InstructorIan LittlejohnEditorial course preview
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This image displays the Power BI Query Editor interface, highlighting the data table view and the Applied Steps pane used for tracking data transformations.
This introductory slide outlines the course curriculum, highlighting key skills such as filtering, changing data types, merging, and summarizing data within the Power BI Query Editor.
This introductory slide presents Ian Littlejohn as a best-selling instructor with a global reach of 75,000 students across more than 150 countries.
Instruction covers connecting to various formats including SQL Server, CSV/TXT, Web, XML, and JSON.
The curriculum details essential workflows such as merging, appending, grouping, and conditional IF logic.
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The course targets Excel users moving to Power BI, though some learners found the tool distinction difficult to navigate.
