Power Query For Mac Excel

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Built-in feature for Excel 2016 for Windows (Office 365 Subscription). Click here to learn where to find it. Power Query is not yet available for the Mac versions of.

What versions of Excel include the Get & Transform (Power Query) experience?

Excel 2016

The Get & Transform (Power Query) experience is available in all Excel 2016 plans on the Data tab under the Get & Transform section. It is available with basic and advanced features depending on your version.

Basic business analytics features

Available with any Office 365 subscription or Office 2016.
Import data from private files, databases and websites:
- CSV & Text, Table/Range, Excel workbook, XML, JSON, Folder, Access, SQL Server, Web, OData feed, Analysis Services, Facebook, ODBC, OLEDB, and Microsoft Query.

Nba games for mac. Advanced business analytics features

Available with Office 365 ProPlus, Office 2016 Professional, Office 2016 Professional Plus, and Excel 2016 standalone.
In addition to basic business analytics features, you can also import data from corporate, big-data, and cloud data sources.
- Databases:
  - Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, Teradata, and SAP Hana.
- Azure:
  - Azure SQL Server, Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Azure HDInsight (HDFS), Azure Blob Storage, Azure Table, and Azure Data Lake Store.
- Other sources:
  - SharePoint, Active Directory, Hadoop, Exchange, Dynamics CRM, and Salesforce.
- Data Catalog:
  - Data Catalog Search
  - My Data Catalog Queries

Excel 2010 and Excel 2013

Power Query is a free add-in that can be downloaded here: Download the Power Query add-in. Once enabled, Power Query functionality is available from the Power Query tab on the ribbon.

Excel 2011 and Excel 2016 for Mac

Get & Transform (Power Query) is not supported on the Mac.

Excel for Android, iOS and Online

Get & Transform (Power Query) is not supported on these platforms.

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