How do you Power Query from a table on a Mac?

Why is Power Query not showing in Excel Mac?

I'm using the Mac Excel 2025 version and Power Query is not showing in the Excel Mac menu.

If I type it in the keyboard shortcut it appears. I've tried with all the suggestions I can find on the web, even with the .dta extension and other solutions, but nothing seems to work.

What can I do to make Power Query appear in Excel Mac? As @VitaliyK mentioned, you must download and install the Mac Power Query Editor from this link. Then after it is installed in the applications folder, you must restart your Mac, for the Power Query Editor to show up in Excel Mac.

How do you Power Query from a table on a Mac?

We can use the Table.

AddQueryTable Method, but it's not possible to enter values and press Enter for it to execute. If we run the report from Excel, we can select Add or Remove Parameters, add a new one called @ModelNumber and provide a value of 1, however in Power Query we have no parameters to select. I thought there was a workaround for this, but as I found out, you can't do anything that doesn't work with the original table.

For some reason, adding queries like this makes my model number not work, though I did test the code with different values to see if it would work. I then tried to use the Table.ReplaceAll (ModelNo#, model no.) function to just replace the original value on the row.

But when I run the report, it just says that model number: @ModelNumber was not defined, even though I put the model number in the data source. Why am I getting the error? Is there any workaround to make my data work in Power Query? You are correct that it doesn't work exactly like Excel. Instead, we try to mimic the behaviour of it. We should be able to use the Table.Replace function instead, as it is meant to do this kind of thing.

Is Power Query available in Excel Mac?

I'm trying to get Power Query working on Excel Mac.

I found this article that told me how to install Power Query with one of the methods, but all it did was make my Mac slower. When I opened my Excel, none of the features were available. Please help!

PowerQuery requires Excel for Windows v16 or higher. (or in fact any version >= 15.0.4749)
Since you are using mac-osx and i'd assume using Excel-Mac is your primary OS - you might get away with using Excel2016 at work to create your files with PowerQuery - if your co-workers have a workgroup licensing key or something like that - or pay whatever sum Microsoft demands you're on the hook for - otherwise if you need to distribute your files in some way you will have to use a different solution, unless of course someone else on your organization is willing to take the blame and spend the necessary cash to get Excel for Mac working with PowerQuery.

Why can't I see Power Query in Excel?

As stated in the title, I can't see Power Query.

No, it's not that I can't get my head around it, I've done that. It's probably because I've tried to learn about it and when I do my computer starts acting up and there's a small, quick message: Cannot access some of your documents on this computer or they are in the cloud or on a network. Check with your system administrator to see what is happening and fix it! Doesn't that seem awfully unlikely? My Excel files are in the cloud, they're all encrypted and backed up - there's no reason why they should crash in this way, is there? If it helps, it's not just in my Office 365 - the same thing happens in my personal computer. The files are stored in the cloud, encrypted and backed up. It just seems like so little, why does that computer fail and why can't I work offline, I wouldn't even know where to look for a problem.

Does anyone else have an issue seeing Power Query in their Excel spreadsheet? Is it safe to assume that my Excel (Office 365) files are in the cloud, backed up, encrypted and not damaged as they seem to be? I can't see Power Query in Excel, and I don't want to try and see what's wrong until the issue disappears by itself! There are times when I wonder how many hours I have wasted trying to fix this problem, just with little progress so far. But I know if I don't look for the issue myself, I'll continue spending too much time troubleshooting it rather than just working anyway.

As a very new user of Power Query, I have also had a very similar problem. It has since disappeared however, possibly due to a re-image or something else that made the issue disappear for me. This is what I have found and what I would advise:1. If you're on a Mac, and your PC works fine when on power, you can follow the instructions in the link below. If you only have a Mac OS Power User Guide which isn't a PDF, you might need to ask someone that already knows how to install an app like this.2. Download the pdf installer file from the link below. Close your current Power Query window, save your CSV, Excel workbook, etc and then run the installer file4.