Split Table Into Multiple Tables Power Query - MultiplicationTableChart.net

To split a table into multiple tables using Power Query, the first step is to load your data into Power Query. You can do this by clicking on the “Data” tab in Excel, selecting “Get Data,” and then choosing the source of your data (e.g., Excel file, CSV file, database, etc.). Once you have loaded your data into Power Query, you will see it displayed in the Power Query Editor.

Next, click on the “Transform Data” button to start manipulating your data. This will open up the Power Query Editor, where you can perform various transformations on your data, including splitting it into multiple tables.

Split Table Into Multiple Tables Power Query

Step 2: Split Your Table into Multiple Tables

Once you have loaded your data into Power Query and opened the Power Query Editor, you can start splitting your table into multiple tables. To do this, select the column that you want to use as the basis for splitting your table. Right-click on the column header and select “Split Column” from the dropdown menu. You can then choose how you want to split the column (e.g., by delimiter, by number of characters, etc.) and Power Query will split the column accordingly.

After splitting the column, you will see that your table has been divided into multiple tables based on the splitting criteria you specified. You can then continue manipulating each table separately, applying further transformations, filtering the data, and so on.

Conclusion

Splitting a table into multiple tables using Power Query can be a powerful tool for data manipulation and analysis. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can easily split your data into multiple tables and work with them separately to gain deeper insights and make more informed decisions.