

If you are on the ProPlus version of Office 365 then you might be on the Deferred Channel. Here is an article on how to determine which version of 2016 your are on. If you are on an Office 365 subscription then you have the Click-to-run version and you should get all the latest updates. Your ribbon might look different from mine, and you won't have all the latest features. If you are on the MSI (Windows Installer) version then you will not get frequent updates to Power Query. It's important to note that there are some differences in Power Query for different builds of Excel 2016. Here is an article that explains the features available for each subscription level. Power Query is available with all levels of Office 365 subscriptions. If you are using Excel 2016, go to the Data tab on the ribbon and press the New Query button to create a query and open the Power Query editor. It has been renamed and is now on the Data tab of the Ribbon in the Get & Transform section. Power Query is included with Excel 2016 (Office 365). The bit version (32-bit or 64-bit) will be listed in the first row of the pop-up window.

Power Query is not compatible with any Mac versions of Excel yet. Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus with Software Assuranceīoth 32-bit and 64-bit are supported.The following Office versions for Windows are supported: The download page for Power Query lists which version of Excel are compatible with Power Query. This page will help you determine if you have the right version of Excel, and provide installation instructions. Power Query is not yet available for the Mac versions of Excel.Built-in feature for Excel 2016 for Windows (Office 365 Subscription).

“Free” add-in for Excel 20 for Windows.Here is a quick list of compatible versions: Checkout my overview of Power Query to learn more about it. Power Query is an amazing data tool for Excel! It is built by Microsoft to help you import, transform, and automate your data processes.
