Power BI comes with a powerful tool (called Power Query) with which to import and clean data from different sources. The power of this tool derives from a powerful language: Power Query Mashup Language, or M for short. Instead of digging into the manual to learn the syntax of this language and finding the right functions to achieve your goal, you can transform data by just giving examples of what the new column should look like. A similar user experience is available for web scraping, if you want to load data from ...
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M. Ehrenmueller-JensenSelf-Service AI with Power BI Desktophttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6231-3_88. Creating Columns from Examples
Markus Ehrenmueller-Jensen1
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CEO, Savory Data, Alkoven, Austria
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