SQLBits 2022

Creating Tables In Power Query And M Using #table()

Generate tables of data using the #table M function in Power Query

Did you know you can generate tables of data in M (the language of Power Query) without connecting to a data source? In this session you'll learn how to do this with the #table function and see some useful applications for this.

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Speaker

Chris Webb is a member of the Power BI Customer Advisory Team at Microsoft.

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