Do Google Sheets have their own PowerQuery equivalent?

datatronics505

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I grew to love Power Query and am amazed by what it can do for the user. However, it may happen in the near future that I'll have to deal with Google Sheets. Do Google Sheets have their Power Query equivalent?
 

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I don't believe so; but, depending on what you're trying to do, you might explore either (A) using the QUERY function within Google Sheets or (B) using Google Sheets as an input for your normal Excel-based Power Query.

One of those might get you the workaround you're looking for.
 
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