Highlighting or even deleting duplicate records in Excel is simple but listing them isn't as easy. Fortunately, you can use Power Query to easily display a list of duplicate values or records.

We’ll demonstrate how to use Excel’s business intelligence tools to tackle this task efficiently. 1: Harnessing the Power of Power Query Begin by using Power Query to connect to your data sources.

Don't have access to Access? You can use Excel to open the database you want, using the MS Query Wizard. Here's how to multitask using Office's versatile spreadsheet program.

How to Use SQL Statements in MS Excel. With most Excel spreadsheets, you enter data manually into cells and then use formulas or other functions to analyze it or perform calculations.

How to Rename Columns in Microsoft Excel Queries. Microsoft Excel queries retrieve information from tables of data. For example, your business may store staff sales figures in an Access database.

There are powerful features within Microsoft Excel you can use in the form of the Power Query and the VSTACK functions.

Microsoft has just added support for query hints to Azure SQL Database, giving database administrators a powerful tool to manage the performance of ISV application code. Here's how it works.