Power BI Course #8: Power Query - Referencing Another Query
Channel: Essential Excel
Date: 2023-09-26

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Welcome to our Power BI Course!

In this Power BI tutorial, we continue our look at Power Query taking a look at the ability to reference other queries. Referencing other queries in Power Query involves using the results of one query as a data source or input for another query. This benefits data transformation processes by allowing you to create modular and reusable steps, enhancing data consistency, and simplifying the management of complex data transformations.

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📌 In this video, we'll cover:
- How to reference.
- The benefit of referencing other queries.
- Useful real world example for referencing.

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