 Let's see our last tip. So the last tip of the day is Consolidate worksheets in Power BI. Consolidate worksheets. Well, we did Consolidate in Excel and we found out something. So let me just quickly show you that so if I go to Excel and You try and consolidate to go to get data. You're consolidating from a folder or you're considering a workbook because it's in a workbook and I want to consolidate auto headings recon, for example, right? So you get this dialog box. Yeah. Now in this dialog box, I want to consolidate all these sheets So definitely I'm going to select this once I select this I edit That's Excel. Let's do the same thing in Power BI So if I'm in Power BI, I want to consolidate I go to get data I'm going to get data from Excel and then I am going to come here And I want to consolidate based on auto headings recon, right? Same thing exactly the same thing as I just did in Excel Right. So same look and everything but when I click on this You see edit is not activated. Why is that? I think that's a bug I'm not sure but I think it's a bug. Look at this. This is the Excel version, right? April, you see edit, but if I click on this for where all the sheets are housed is the workbook I can see edit, right? And I can click on edit. I click on edit. This is Excel I click on edit in Excel. It brings up the query, which is fine Brings up Excel query and it's ready to move ready to roll. This is Excel in Power BI The same thing I did in Power BI. I Can't click on edit What I can do though is I can right click on this and then edit So this is probably a bug. So this last one was really to just showcase a bug click on edit and Once I click on edit. Yes, you can see that power queries working Exactly the same way as I have it in Excel. So this is the Excel version, right? This is the Excel version and this is the power query version, right?