Second edition of ‘M is for Data Monkey’ is delayed
The second edition of 'M is for Data Monkey', a book on Power Query, co-authored by Ken Puls and Miguel Escobar, is facing delays. The first edition, published in 2015, was well-received and is still popular. The authors are proud of their work and never expected it to become the number one book on Power Query. The delay could be due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected many publishing timelines. The new edition promises to have new scenarios and case studies, as well as updated content, to keep the book relevant and informative for its readers.
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