![]() Select the "Order Date" column in this instance and choose "Split Column", then "By Delimiter" from the ribbon menu. We’ll use "First Row as Headers" as that’s how the data’s formatted.Īs my Excel’s region settings are UK and I use UK date format (Day, Month, Year) you’ll notice that the date format below is United States (Month,Day,Year), let’s do an operation on the "Order Date" column to transform it to (Day, Month, Year). This zoomed in view of "Power Query Editor", demonstrates that "Use First Row as Headers" was selected by default, if that’s not the case you may need to change that setting to "Use Headers As First Row" in which case the columns will have the generic names Column1, Column2 etc. Create an unfiltered query, then using the "Advanced Editor" edit the M code and use it in an Excel VBA macro to manipulate and dynamically pull in data from the file. ![]() Throw away all the data you don’t want prior to import. ![]()
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