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Category: Excel/Google Sheets Functions
Google BigQuery: Automation Powerhouse for Google Ads
This article describes potential use cases of Google BigQuery for automating management of your Google Ads accounts. It’s based on 4 months of personal intensive experience. I don’t know everything but I know enough to share some thoughts and basic directions. Before deep diving into BigQuery, you have to know SQL If you don’t know […]
Send Google Sheet File as Attachment in Scheduled Email with Supermetrics
Are you wondering how to send Google Sheet files as attachments in scheduled emails? If you are a coder, you can code your own GoogleApps script. However, not everyone is a coder right? (yet). So what about dummies like me who cannot really code? Well, there might be an easy to use solution for you. […]
Supermetrics for Google Sheets & Power BI: The Ultimate PPC Reporting Combo
Everyone is currently playing with Google Data Studio. However, there is also an alternative reporting combination which no one is using: Supermetrics for Google Sheets & Power BI from Microsoft. So let’s have a look on this solution. In this article, I will cover some advantages and disadvantages of this combination and I will walk you […]
Using Google Sheets as Data Source in Power Query
Google Sheets have replaced Excel in a lot of companies so how do Google Sheets get along with Power Query? Actually pretty well. Sample scenario: You store reference sheets via Google Sheets files where multiple people can work at the same time. You would like to use this reference sheet as data source in Power […]
How to Do VLOOKUP in Power Query?
Sooner or later, everyone needs to match data from one table to another based on a common key. In standard Excel, VLOOKUP function would be used. In Power Query, “Merge” function needs to be used. So how does “Merge” in Power Query work? Simpler than you think. It is actually simpler than then writing VLOOKUP […]