Excel Workbook Layout And The Performance Of Reading Data With Power Query In Power BI
Excel workbooks are one of the slowest data sources you can use with Power Query in Excel or Power BI. Reading small amounts of data from small workbooks is usually fast; reading large amounts of data from large workbooks can be very slow. But what about reading small amounts of data from large Excel workbooks?… Continue reading Excel Workbook Layout And The Performance Of Reading Data With Power Query In Power BI
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