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What is the best training course I can pay for to help me with learning Microsoft Excel Power Query's?

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My company I work for is willing to pay for it, but I have to find a legit program and then submit the proposal to be approved by HR, etc.

I know I can probably find something for free, but I mean they are offering to pay for it so I would prefer to get the best training I can get, problem is I have to find it and then submit the request. I have no idea where to even look for something like this...

edited title: I misunderstood :roll:
 
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Are you looking for on-line training or formal classroom? If formal classroom, you will have to ask the authorities in the Kepler system for what they have available locally in your area.

It also might help to know what version of Excel, and whether a part of a stand-alone Office, or Office 360.

Until then, are you just wanting to learn or are you looking for certification training?

Did you check out Microsoft itself? As seen here, they have several Excel video training courses, including one for Power Query.
 
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I just use the latest version of Excel, I am guessing the 360 one, since the company pays for the sub each year.

Don't need a certificate, just wanting to learn.

Online only.

Thank you for the link, that will be a good starting video to watch. I really am not sure what is expected of me from the company, so I need to ask some questions myself before I can answer anymore questions... ty
 
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