Here at SumProduct, we often get asked some pretty tough challenges – the ones that you typically can’t find answers to online. So it pleased us that there was an interesting question that we were asked earlier this month that deserves to appear in our Friday Fix series, and serves as a worthy end-of-year challenge.

Welcome our new Power Query blog. Today we append to an existing query...

We don’t want to put the hex on this function, but this converts a binary number (base two) to a hexadecimal number (base 16)...

As the year winds up to a close, we’d like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings, and any other well-wishing phrase that you might use wherever you are...

Our new Power Query blog continues. Today we look at manipulating a simple CSV file...

This function converts a binary number (base two) to a decimal number (base 10)...

This week saw the successful completion of the first running of our new three-day training course, the catchily-titled “Power Pivot, Power Query and Power BI”. Yes, maybe we need to change the name. We’ll get back to you on that one.

Continuing our Power Query blog. Today installing and updating Power Query...

Penultimate trip of the year over! SumProduct’s Liam Bastick has been on the road for the past four months and may be looking forward to the Christmas break, but he still had work to do in London setting up training courses and conferences for 2017 (more on that next year) as well as presenting at ModelOff’s Global Training Camo down in Docklands..

Almost the same as last time’s function (BETA.INV), here at SumProduct, we like to demonstrate it’s not just TV companies that show repeats. Almost the same as last time’s function, here at SumProduct, we like to demonstrate it’s not just TV companies that show repeats. Almost the same as last time’s function, here at SumProduct, we like to demonstrate it’s not just TV companies that show repeats…