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I Bet You Don't Know All These Power Query Tricks
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- Q1Which function can be used to promote headers without using the promoted headers step?Promote HeadersChange TypeExcel.Workbook(True)Data.Get()30s
- Q2How can you extract an intermediary step from a query and convert it into a separate query?D. Use the promote headers function and then reference the desired step.C. There is no way to extract intermediary steps in Power Query.A. Convert the entire query into a record, then reference the desired step using its position in the record.B. Edit the query by duplicating the desired step.30s
- Q3Which method avoids hardcoding column names when dynamically expanding tables using the table.combine function?A. Convert all tables into a list before using table.combine.B. Use the expand function multiple times.C. Manually reference each table by name in the table.combine function.D. Dynamically expanding tables is not possible in Power Query.30s
- Q4What is the purpose of using projections in Power Query?A. To select specific columns from a table in a different way than using table.selectcolumns.B. To promote headers in a table.D. Projections are not a feature in Power Query.C. To combine multiple tables.30s
- Q5Which keyword can be used to get a list of all the queries in your Power BI instance?C. Get Power Query ListA. Sections#D. List All QueriesB. Queries()30s
- Q6Which data types can be checked using the is keyword in Power Query?A. Numbers, Text, Lists, Records, and Tables.B. Only Numbers and Text.C. Only Text.D. The is keyword cannot be used for data type checks.30s
- Q7What does the & operator do in Power Query when used with lists?C. Sorts two lists together.B. Subtracts one list from another.A. Combines two lists into a single list.D. The & operator cannot be used with lists.30s
- Q8What does the & operator do in Power Query when used with tables?A. Combines two tables into a single table, but may result in a haphazard combination if the tables are not structured similarly.B. Subtracts one table from another.D. The & operator cannot be used with tables.C. Merges two tables based on a common column.30s
- Q9Which of the following statements is true about using the sections# keyword in Power BI?B. It can be used to dynamically reference all queries and load them into Power BI.A. It works in Excel but not in Power BI.C. It can be used to edit existing queries in Power BI.D. The sections# keyword is not available in Power BI.30s
- Q10What are two ways to extract an intermediary step from a query as mentioned in the video?A. 1. Convert the entire query into a record, then reference the desired step using its position in the record. 2. Use the meta keyword to store the desired step as metadata and then reference it in another query.C. By promoting the desired step using the promote headers function.A. There is no way to extract intermediary steps in Power Query.B. By duplicating the desired step in the query editor.30s