Then click in the cell (1 below), select data (2), from Table/Range (3). The first thing to do is set up a single cell table that contains the date of the orders to extract. However there may be people that want to do it this way for what ever reason. Note: There are other ways to do this, such as loading all records into Power Pivot and extracting them from there on demand. When I refresh the query in Excel, the results table is updated with all the orders from the database for the selected date.
In the example below, I have set up a single cell in Excel that contains a date which is then passed to Power Query. I am going to demonstrate the concept using the Adventure Works database. Sample Scenario – Extract Invoices for Selected Date I have written previous articles about this principle at but thought it would be good to blog about how simple it is to do this.
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I was delivering training yesterday in Sydney and one of my students (Stephane) asked me how to pass a parameter from Excel to Power Query. I’m super excited what the future holds for this fantastic product, and it just keeps getting better and better. My last 5 live training courses in Australia have all had record numbers of participants, and my current semester of live online training (Supercharge Power BI) has 34 active participants. I have been delivering Power Pivot/Power BI training for almost 4 years now and the demand has never been greater. Side Story: Power BI Training Has Never Been More Popular I have been super busy with the PUG World Tour, delivering a lot of training, finalising my new book Supercharge Power BI, and also taking a couple of weeks vacation. Regular readers of my blog may have noticed I have been missing in action over the last month.
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