by Wyn Hopkins The EASIEST Excel multiple row dependent drop down list you've ever seen! If you want to create one-off dependent drop-down lists in data validation, you can use a simple technique with XLOOKUP. We did a video on it available here. But what if you want to create multiple dependent drop-down lists in [...]

by Wyn Hopkins The Challenge... School’s almost out for summer (well in Australia anyway)… how has everyone done in their exams? Who had the highest average score for each day? How can we tell?   We need to sprinkle on some Power Query Magic dust! *Don't forget to make your solution flexible so that if more [...]

by Wyn Hopkins The Challenge... Our Solution... Convert Range of Values to a List - Power Query Challenge youtu.be Your Solutions... Some of the solutions we received can be viewed here along with the original challenge: Power Query Challenge Tickets to Rows        

by Wyn Hopkins Creating a Merge Duplicates Alert This challenge is how to warn the end user that duplicates exist The Challenge... Take the challenge with our free download     And if you would like us to have a look at your solution e-mail it to info@accessanalytic.com.au

by Wyn Hopkins The Challenge: Hours from Start and End Assume Start Time and Stop Time are always whole hours Solution must handle new rows of data being added to the source with new staff names Remove any records marked as "exclude" in the Status column (handle upper case / lower case typos) Our approach... [...]

by Wyn Hopkins The Challenge: Survey Response Remove any current AND FUTURE columns that begin with Sys, but allow for other future additional (non Sys) columns to be automatically included Replace all but 1 space between the names in the first column Add a TRUE / FALSE flag for the 3 response options in 3 [...]

by Wyn Hopkins Challenge: Change columns to a single row Inspired by a real-life scenario where nicely structure data needed to be "Pivoted", but in a specific way, and as always with Power Query it needs to work when new data is added. The challenge is to: present each person as a single row with [...]