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Copy and paste queries to a new workbook
From the course: Excel Power Query Tips and Techniques
Copy and paste queries to a new workbook
- [Instructor] I've got this meeting attendance data and I have this table one query that you see over in the queries and connections pane. I did a lot of work to get it here. Let's take a quick glimpse at that. So, here are the steps. Under applied steps, you see what I did to get that result. Let's close that. Now, I want to apply that same work to this data. I am not going to do this work all over again. But what we can do is paste a query from one workbook to another. That's exactly how we're going to solve this and save ourselves some time. Highlight this query, right click, copy it, go over here, data, queries and connections, paste. Okay. We've got an error because that query is looking for table one. We've got to make a query in this workbook and point our query to that. So let's, inside our data set, get data from table slash range. All right. I'm going to close and load it. We see that the name…
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Navigate to new source1m 53s
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Change load-to destination1m 10s
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Reference a query4m 9s
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Duplicate a query: Recycling47s
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Duplicate a query vs. reference a query2m 37s
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Delete steps until the end32s
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Cross join: Matching everything with everything2m 29s
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Rename queries1m 35s
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Copy and paste queries to a new workbook1m 40s
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Merging and segmenting data: Anti-join2m 41s
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Merge queries as new1m 51s
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