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Chad Kukorola
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RE: Windows 10 and PQ Support

Mynda and Catalin, I was able to check one of m PCs at home, and it actually has Windows 10 and Office 2013. Updated to mot current version of PQ a...

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RE: Windows 10 and PQ Support

Mynda and Catalin, So, I do realize that PQ is no longer an add-in for 2016. However, we won't have 2016 for several years. I was upgrading my c...

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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Mynda, I should note: I tested an .xlsx file with 46 fields and 1.04M records, but very low cardinality. Power Pivot imported that file with lit...

8 years ago
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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Mynda, I attached Word document with of the results of my testing. Hopefully I did the upload correctly. Of note, it appears the Power Query engine...

8 years ago
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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Hi Mynda, Thanks for the info, makes sense to me. I have experienced some of the heartache from direct data connections to Power Pivot. I'd love to...

8 years ago
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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Mynda, No, the raw data file closed when loading. My only thought is that pulling data from .xls* carries some .xls* "baggage", formatting or other...

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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Mynda, 1) Raw data is in Workbook A, then pulled into a data model in Workbook B. 2) In this case, the data in Workbook A was not in a table. ...

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RE: Resource Usage and Performance - .xls/.xlsx versus .csv/.txt

Mynda, In my original test it was raw data from .xlsx into Power Pivot, and then raw data from .txt into Power Pivot (2013). I stated incorrectly a...

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