APQ15 | How "each" & "_" work? | Advanced Power Query 

Excellent video with great examples. Appreciate that you zoom in and make your screen nice and clear. Being able to see the code on the screen helps a lot. Thanks!

Amazing video, explain so clearly, very useful.

Great explanation. Thanks a lot. Congrats!! Hugs from Amazonia (Brazil)

amazing. thank you sir

This is a very good video. However, there are also instances when (substring)=> is used in place of each and _ in order to deal with ambiguities in the List.Transform () function. Please can you do a video to explain this. I will be really grateful if you do a video tutorial on this issue.

tks

you are absolutely the best...

Thanks for sharing such a nice series of Videos in a simple way, it would be helpful for person like me who do not have resources to purchase entire course. Thanks!

Great Video, I learnt new thing, Thanks for creating such wonderful video.

Excellent, clear explanations. Many thanks.

Amr... this was a great video... you debunked the each_ conundrum. I will have to re-watch it again. Thanks for sharing

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Very good approach by starting with a simple example and moving to more complex ones.

One of the most useful of the functions available in the M language, especially when combined with a nested let statement. Thanks for the clear and concise video explaining the uses and syntax, I wish that there had been such a video when I was learning this syntax!

Great video, greetings and thank you teacher.. Greetings from Mexico

Excellent video that brings home the key concept of this each _ unnamed custom function ❤👍