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Power Query formule language M for beginners Arthur Graus
M is the formula language behind Power Query. Any transformation you apply to your data is translated into M code.  Knowledge of this language opens doors that remain closed if you only use the GUI.
Deeper Integration and New Transformation for SSIS in ADF Sandy Winarko
This session focuses on the deeper integration of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) in Azure Data Factory (ADF) and the broad extensibility of Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime (IR).
Some transformations that can save your ETL in Power BI Ana Maria Bisbe York
To build analytical models, we need to start by extracting, transforming, cleaning, preparing and loading the data. This session analyzes a set of scenarios that may happen during the ETL step using the Power Query in Power BI.
Building A Reporting Solution Using Power Query Chris Webb
See how to use Power Query to build a detail-level reporting solution
Deep Dive into Power Query Formula Language Matt Masson
Join us to go beneath the UI, to learn how to unlock the full power of the underlying query engine and the formula language, and to truly conquer your data and data-shaping needs.
Power BI as your Business Intelligence Proof of Concept Tool Adam Aspin
Learn how to use the Power BI tools to help you analyse, specify and test the concepts and requirements of your next data Warehouse project.
Introducing XLCubed: More Microsoft BI power with less tools XLCubed
Learn how XLCubed unlocks the value of Multi-dimensional and Tabular SSAS and SQL for power users in Excel; providing pixel perfect delivery of reporting, dashboards for both Web and Mobile and with or without SharePoint.
Power BI, zero to expert Peter ter Braake
PowerBi is hot. This session starts with an empty Excel workbook and walks you via Power Pivot and Power Query to Power View and Power Map.
Power Query in Modern Corporate BI Marco Russo
Explore Power Query features to import data from existing Corporate BI systems.
Power Query: Beyond The Basics Chris Webb
An in-depth session on advanced Power Query functionality and the M language
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