Categories Power BI Power Query References And Cheat Sheets Resources to learn Power Query High quality Tutorials, tools, and blog posts for Power Query Post author By Jake Bolton Post date 2020-08-19 No Comments on Resources to learn Power Query Tutorials Contents hide 1 Tutorials 2 Documentation 3 Tools 3.1 VS Code extension: Power Query 3.2 Query Diagnostics 4 Tips Power Query M Primer (part 1):Introduction, Simple Expressions & let Ben Gribaudo dives into Power Query topic by topicPart 1: Introduction to let expressionsPart 3: Using and writing FunctionsPart 8: Time: date, time, datetime, datetimezone and durationPart 11-13: TablesPart 15: Error handlingPart 16: Power Query primative typesPart 17: FacetsPart 18: Custom typesChris Webb’s blog: Crossjoin.co.ukAnother high quality resource. Using The RelativePath And Query Options With Web.Contents() In Power Query And Power BI M Code How to use Web API’s through Web.Content‘s Query and RelativePath parameters Web.Contents(), M Functions And Dataset Refresh Errors In Power BI He knew how to fix Web.Contents() refresh errors all the way back in 2016! Documentation Power BI docs: top levelPower Query: top levelUnderstanding FunctionsPower Query Functions: top level referencePower Query Language SpecificationPrimitive TypesLexical Grammareach expressionValuesOperators Tools VS Code extension: Power Query If you use the advanced editor check this out.It supports autocomplete Tool tips display optional parameters. VS Code extension: Power Query uses PowerQuery-Parser and PowerQuery-Formatter Query Diagnostics Query Diagnostics in Power BI Tips You can copy -> paste multiple queries into a new Power BI Report (notice it included a required referenced query ListAsText even though I didn’t select it. You can copy -> paste multiple queries into at text editor Tags Power BI, Power Query, Reference, Tutorial ← Importing text files in Power BI → Power BI Updates – 2020-08-17 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.