If you’ve ever opened a Power Query file and thought, “One small change and
this whole thing is going to break”… this video is for you.
In this one, I walk through 5 very practical Power
Query hacks that make your queries unbreakable. Case
mismatches, missing columns, broken expand steps, change type errors,
unexpected errors hiding in the data… all the annoying stuff that shows up
after your query is “done”.
These are the kinds of things you only start caring about once your queries are
used again and again, by different people, on changing data.
If you want your Power Query work to be more stable, predictable, and less
fragile, you should watch this one.
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Before we wrap up the
year…
A lot of people who follow my work are in the same situation:
You use Power BI.
You know some Power Query and DAX.
But every few weeks, you still hit a wall with a messy file, a messy model, or
a measure you just can’t get right.
Most of the time, it’s not effort that’s missing.
It’s a structured, connected way to learn – where Power Query, M, Modelling and
DAX are taught together, the way real projects actually work.
That’s exactly why I built Goodly
Insider. I’ve made a short video for you explaining
what it is