How to use Power Query for automatic data classification

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Data Analyst, Coach & Consultant | Excel • Power BI • Google Sheets • SQL • Aspiring Python | Building Interactive Analytics, Insights & Training for Businesses | Worked in ARAMCO | GULF Ready | Freelance |

Stop using Excel for classifications — Power Query can handle it automatically! The Conditional Column feature lets you tag, classify, and clean your data before it enters Power BI. It’s like “IF” in Excel, but more powerful and automated. Try it once, and your data prep will never be the same. #PowerQuery #PowerBI #DataPreparation #DataCleaning #Automation

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Abdul Muqith

Data Analyst, Coach & Consultant | Excel • Power BI • Google Sheets • SQL • Aspiring Python | Building Interactive Analytics, Insights & Training for Businesses | Worked in ARAMCO | GULF Ready | Freelance |

1mo

Conditional Columns are a very good data organising and cleaning feature before you load your data into Report View

Adarsh Hunare

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1mo

Nice Information

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Manoj Varra

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1mo

Absolutely! Conditional Column in Power Query is a game-changer — no more manual tagging in Excel. Smarter, faster, and way more scalable.

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