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(@redsnapper9)
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I want to get data from a local Excel file to set up Power Query but I don't get this option on my Mac - see screenshot attached. I'm on Monterey OS and have an up-to-date 365 for Mac subscription. Can anyone explain why Google search results show the option to select Excel and csv files when using Power Query on a Mac but this isn't available on my MacBook? Am I missing something obvious or is this only available for Insider users?Screenshot-2021-12-15-at-06.32.23.png

 
Posted : 17/12/2021 1:56 am
(@catalinb)
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Hi Christine,

This feature is available to Beta Channel users running Version 16.50 (Build 21050400) or later, as mentioned here: https://insider.office.com/en-us/blog/import-data-from-local-files-with-power-query-in-excel-for-mac

Hopefully it will be released soon to all users, seems to be still in Beta since May 2021.

 
Posted : 17/12/2021 2:08 am
(@pietc)
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Hi all,

Power Query edit is now available on the MS Office 365 for Mac (Beta Channel) and it's really good.  So far, the only top-level omission that I've seen is the ability to lad from a folder, but I think that's coming.

This is a game-changer for Mac users!

By the way, and quoting from another thread, if you have code designed to work on Windows and Mac that includes a folder query, you can test for Operating System, then use a new property to exclude it when running on a Mac:

ActiveWorkbook.Connections("Query - <your query name>").RefreshWithRefreshAll = False

Substitute the name of your query between the angled brackets.

Hope this helps.

 
Posted : 19/06/2022 4:10 am
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