VBA & Power Query

rjabend

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Can I execute Power Query/M Language transformations from within a VBA script? I am not having any luck finding a way to do that. It also does not appear that I can record such a macro.
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Not that I'm aware of. VBA support for Power Query has just started with Excel version 2016 and to my knowledge you can only address query metadata.
 
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