msi file installer on your browser (if you do not see this, go to your browser’s Downloads folder). …and this will start the download of the add-in installer. STEP 3: Press the Download button and you will need to select the download bit version based on the bit system your Excel 2013 version is running (from Step 1):
STEP 2: You will need to click on the following link and download the Power Query add-in from Microsoft’s website: Once you know this, close out of Excel completely! To check the bit version, you need to go and open any Excel workbook and go to File > Account > About Excel, and from the pop-up dialogue box, you will see the bit number, either 32-bit or 64-bit. STEP 1: The first step is to check the Excel bit version that you have on your PC.
If you do not have this then you will need to upgrade to Office 365 using this link: So goodbye VBA coding 🙂 🙂 🙂 So how do I get your hands on this super awesome add-in…I hear you say?įirst, you need to have Microsoft Office 2013. You can use Power Query to perform transformations that would be very complex in VBA or SQL. You have all that functionality in Power Query at the press of a menu command! Now your life has just become a lot…well, a hell of a lot easier 🙂Īpart from cleaning data, Power Query can append or merge two separate tables together (bye bye VLOOKUP!) as well as create extra columns in your data which can display your custom calculations! So no more formulas, text to columns, trim spaces, vlookup, find & replace etc. The best thing is that the next time you receive the same ugly file, all you need to do is press the Refresh button and your data will automatically be cleaned up and displayed the correct way! Well Power Query Excel 2013 accesses, cleans and transforms all that messy data and displays it in a way that Excel loves and can work with. Well you know when you get data from a file, a data dump/import or an external data source and it comes into Excel in an ugly, unworkable format? I can hear you say YEEEES! Read the tutorial on how to install Power Query in Excel 2010 here So what is Power Query? Power Query is a new add-in that was introduced in Excel 2013 by Microsoft and was that popular that they made it backward compatible with Excel 2010.
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