Introduction
M is the query language for Power BI and Excel transforming data.
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M is the query language for Power BI and Excel transforming data.
Read more →M setup uses Power Query Editor in Power BI or Excel.
Read more →M syntax uses let expressions and => for data transformations.
Read more →M variables use let to define reusable data steps.
Read more →M data types include text number and date with type inference.
Read more →M type conversion uses functions like Number.FromText.
Read more →M operators include arithmetic and comparison for query logic.
Read more →M if-else statements control data flow with then and else.
Read more →M comments use // or /* */ for query annotations.
Read more →M errors use try-otherwise for robust data transformations.
Read more →M debugging uses Query Editor steps and error messages.
Read more →M best practices include modular steps, clear naming.
Read more →M security ensures safe data handling in Power Query.
Read more →M let expressions structure queries with reusable steps.
Read more →M each expressions iterate rows for transformations.
Read more →M in clause finalizes let expressions with output.
Read more →M functions use (param) => for reusable logic.
Read more →M anonymous functions use (x) => for inline transformations.
Read more →M recursive functions use @ for self-referential logic.
Read more →M optional parameters use optional keyword for flexibility.
Read more →M function invocation uses () with parameter passing.
Read more →M text functions like Text.Combine manipulate strings.
Read more →M number functions like Number.Round process numeric data.
Read more →M date functions like Date.AddDays handle temporal data.
Read more →M time functions like Time.Hour extract time components.
Read more →M duration functions like Duration.Days compute intervals.
Read more →M record functions like Record.Field access field values.
Read more →M list functions like List.Sum aggregate collections.
Read more →M table functions like Table.AddColumn modify tables.
Read more →M lists use { } for ordered collections in queries.
Read more →M records use [ ] for key-value pairs in data.
Read more →M tables represent tabular data with rows and columns.
Read more →M source data loads from Excel CSV or databases.
Read more →M Excel source uses Excel.Workbook for table imports.
Read more →M CSV source uses Csv.Document for delimited files.
Read more →M database source uses Sql.Database for SQL queries.
Read more →M web source uses Web.Contents for API or HTML data.
Read more →M JSON source uses Json.Document for structured data.
Read more →M XML source uses Xml.Tables for hierarchical data.
Read more →M folder source uses Folder.Files for batch imports.
Read more →M filtering rows uses Table.SelectRows with conditions.
Read more →M removing columns uses Table.RemoveColumns for cleanup.
Read more →M adding columns uses Table.AddColumn for calculations.
Read more →M sorting rows uses Table.Sort with column orders.
Read more →M grouping rows uses Table.Group for aggregations.
Read more →M pivoting columns uses Table.Pivot for reshaping data.
Read more →M unpivoting columns uses Table.Unpivot for normalization.
Read more →M merging tables uses Table.Join for combining datasets.
Read more →M splitting columns uses Table.SplitColumn for text parsing.
Read more →M replacing values uses Table.ReplaceValue for data cleaning.
Read more →M transposing tables uses Table.Transpose for row-column swap.
Read more →M combining tables uses Table.Combine for appending data.
Read more →M custom columns use Table.AddColumn with expressions.
Read more →M conditional columns use Table.AddColumn with if logic.
Read more →M table joins use Table.Join with inner or left outer types.
Read more →M inner join combines matching rows with Table.Join.
Read more →M left outer join keeps all left table rows.
Read more →M right outer join keeps all right table rows.
Read more →M full outer join combines all rows from both tables.
Read more →M parameters use let expressions for dynamic inputs.
Read more →M dynamic sources use parameters for flexible imports.
Read more →M query folding optimizes transformations for database performance.
Read more →M step optimization minimizes transformations for speed.
Read more →M buffering with Table.Buffer improves query performance.
Read more →M error handling uses try-otherwise with custom messages.
Read more →M custom errors use error function for specific failures.
Read more →M query dependencies ensure correct step execution order.
Read more →M query references reuse existing queries for modularity.
Read more →M query steps organize transformations in Power Query Editor.
Read more →M data cleaning removes nulls and duplicates with Table functions.
Read more →M data aggregation uses Table.Group for sums and counts.
Read more →M data shaping pivots and unpivots for reporting formats.
Read more →M dynamic filtering uses parameters for flexible row selection.
Read more →M bulk import uses Folder.Files for batch processing.
Read more →M data validation checks types and ranges with conditions.
Read more →M Excel import query loads tables with Excel.Workbook.
Read more →M CSV import query parses files with Csv.Document.
Read more →M web API query fetches JSON with Web.Contents.
Read more →M database query uses Sql.Database for SQL Server data.
Read more →M data cleaning query removes nulls and formats text.
Read more →M aggregation query groups sales by region with sums.
Read more →M pivot query reshapes sales data by month with Table.Pivot.
Read more →M join query merges customer and order tables with Table.Join.
Read more →M dynamic filter query uses parameters for date ranges.
Read more →M custom column query calculates profit with expressions.
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