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Power Query Keyboard Shortcuts Uncover HIDDEN Features! - My Online Training Hub

Power Query Keyboard Shortcuts Uncover HIDDEN Features! - My Online Training Hub

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Power Query Keyboard Shortcuts Uncover HIDDEN Features! - My Online Training Hub Power Query keyboard shortcuts not only speed up your work, but they uncover some functionality not accessible any other way. Download the PDF containing a list of all the shortcuts here: https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/power-query-keyboard-shortcuts-to-save-time 0:17 Opening the Query Editor 0:52 New Blank Query 1:18 Quick Access Toolbar 1:48 Query Editor Ribbon Tabs 2:18 Navigating the Query Editor 3:36 Selecting Columns 5:26 Navigating Menus 6:47 Zoom In/Out 7:11 Add Column by Example
Date: 2022-04-08

Comments and reviews: 5


I would like to know one thing before really getting into the power query.
1-) Let's say on sheet 1 I have my database that I basically copy paste from other excel and on sheet 2 i have some control formulas. As far as I understand with power query I can load the data on sheet one from other excels and editor will do everything I did on first sample to the others and combines them. But what i actually want is not combining the data only the editing part. Assume the data folder includes last 7 days excel but i only want the day I choose to be listed and be able to change it. Can I do that and will query going to do same adjustments i made for all of it?
2, can i use same query for multiple excel files? I couldn't find it. I want to use same data folder with the same adjustments i made on multiple different excels ( not sheets, different excels)
Please do reply if answers are yes i will be binge watching every excel video right now

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Also:
1. Ctrl+[ or Ctrl+] = indent line of code (works with multiple lines and in formula bar)
2. ( or - or [ or - = enclose selected code in brackets/quotes (use shift key for chars that require it)
3. Alt+Click = create multiple cursors (to replace multiple column names or query step names in one go)
4. Ctrl+Shift+Space = show function arguments (must click inside function first)
5. Ctrl+Space = toggle function description when typing function name (intellisense)

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How can you select Columns and quickly move them to another area within the table? ie. When I merge and add columns, I now want them adjacent to columns in the middle of the existing table for ease of reference. I know I can move them slowly across the table, I have 175 columns.
Any expedited method apart from modifying the mcode would be appreciated!
Thanks

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I have the Launch PQ Editor in the first hot key position as well.
New Query is on the QAT inside PQ. Too bad though that the PQ-QAT cannot be reordered.
Nice video!

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Hello Phil and thanks for these helpful tips!
Is there a shortcut or way to get to the last row when the data exceeds 1000 rows?
Best regards,
Ronnie

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