Basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel
A computer with Excel installed (2016 or later recommended)
(Optional) Power BI Desktop installed for practice
Willingness to learn and explore data transformation techniques.
No programming or prior data experience needed – this course is beginner-friendly!
Power Query is a powerful tool built into Excel and Power BI that helps you clean, transform, and organize your data without writing complex formulas. This beginner-friendly course will guide you step-by-step through everything you need to know—from importing messy data to building dynamic dashboards. Whether you're a student, data analyst, or business professional, you’ll learn how to simplify your data tasks with ease using Power Query.
With hands-on examples and real-world projects, this course will help you save time, automate reports, and improve decision-making through smart data handling.
Understand what Power Query is and why it’s useful
Import data from different sources like Excel, CSV, Web, and databases
Clean data by removing blanks, duplicates, and fixing errors
Transform data by splitting columns, merging tables, and changing data types
Work with functions like pivot, unpivot, and custom M language functions
Automate your workflows using query steps and dependencies
Build dynamic dashboards and reports using cleaned data
Apply Power Query in real-world scenarios for business and finance
Optimize query performance and follow best practices
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Power Query for Beginners – Mastering Data Transformation in Excel & Power BI
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