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Challenge: Multiple datasets in Excel - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Managing and Analyzing Data
Challenge: Multiple datasets in Excel
(upbeat music) - [Narrator] Now the challenge for the chapter on working with multiple data sets. We have this venue data for The Pelican, months, revenue cancellations, total of events. We have some totals in here. Let's look at Seven Winds, much different, same data, different format, different information, all venues. Here's the contact information. Let's go back. The challenge. Use Power Query to append these two data sets, The Pelican and the Seven Winds. And remember to check for consistency in the headers because append won't work in certain situations. Once you have it stacked up, clear the totals out, and then use fill down to ensure that the correct venue is in each row. And that will allow us to distinguish between January's revenue for The Pelican and January's revenue for Seven Winds. And then sort by the revenue. You can choose ascending or descending. And then once you have this data back out into Excel, use XLOOKUP to retrieve the phone number and contact on each row…
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Find and retrieve data with VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP9m 21s
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Import and combine data sets in Power Query8m 32s
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Append data sets7m 33s
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Overview of Power Query joins4m 12s
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Using the Power Query joins feature5m 51s
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Power Query vs. XLOOKUP7m 36s
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Challenge: Multiple datasets in Excel1m 36s
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Solution: Multiple datasets in Excel4m 45s
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