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Organize and document Power Query - Power BI Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to Power BI for Data Analysts by Microsoft Press
Organize and document Power Query
- [Instructor] Okay, so let's now talk about a topic that nobody likes to talk about, and that is documentation. So let's go ahead inside of Power Query here, and let's do a little bit of organization and documentation. It's not what people generally like to do, but it's really important inside of Power Query, and pretty much any technology, for that matter, to go ahead and document what has been done so that you in the future can pick it up and support it, or if you hand this over to somebody else, they can do the same. So let's go ahead and organize our queries first. So you can see, we really haven't done a lot with Power Query yet. This is actually a really small model. And already we have, quite a few queries have been written. So what I'm going to do is organize these into groups. So I'm just going to go ahead and right-click in an empty spot here in the Queries pane and say New Group. And now I'm going to go ahead and set up a group called Facts. So if you recall, earlier, we…
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Learning objectives2m 46s
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Power Query Editor overview7m 55s
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Import United States sales data14m
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Import customer data17m 3s
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Import sales territory data8m 40s
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Import product data15m 52s
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Import product rollup data5m 50s
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Merge the product and product rollup queries9m 41s
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Import the other countries' sales data14m 14s
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Append sale queries6m 41s
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Create columns1m 48s
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Model loading and cleanup3m 22s
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Organize and document Power Query8m 54s
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