Improve Power Query Performance On CSV Files Containing Date Columns
A few weeks ago I replied to a question on reddit where someone was experiencing extremely slow performance when importing data from a CSV file using Power Query. The original poster worked out the cause of the problem and the solution themselves: they saw that removing all date columns from their query made their Power … Continue reading Improve Power Query Performance On CSV Files Containing Date Columns
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