Power Query has more row-counting tricks than your team has unread Slack threads—and that’s saying something. Whether you’re scrubbing sales data or Frankensteining together a dashboard, knowing how to count rows accurately can spare you from some brutal spreadsheet facepalms.
In this video, I’ll walk you through multiple ways to count rows in Power Query—everything from the dead-simple Table.RowCount function to clever uses of index columns and grouping like a data wizard. Some are quick wins. Others? Deliciously nerdy.
🔢 Here’s what’s on deck:
When to use each row-counting approach without torching performance
Why index columns are sneakily powerful (not just for sorting anymore)
How to group and count rows simultaneously like a boss
Tired of guessing your row counts and praying for clean outputs? Yeah, that ends here. Hit play and level up that Power Query game—Excel nerds and data rookies welcome.
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