Merge data from multiple workbooks to a single spreadsheet in excel using power query

Most often, researchers struggled to combine data from many sources in various workbooks into a single spreadsheet that could be utilised for bibliometrics and systematic literature reviews. In this video, I have outlined a straightforward technique for combining multiple workbooks into a single spreadsheet for bibliometrics and systematic review using the power Query option in Microsoft Excel.

[@arjunkapoor943]

Your videos are kind of life savers! I wish to be part of your community sir.

[@bioenerginusantara]

Thank you.

[@vidslearnig]

its very much appreciated if you could make a small video like this on merging different database files.

[@w1malik]

Very informative sir

[@vidslearnig]

can the merged data then be inserted VOSviewer and do the necessary analysis?

[@CONNECTINGASIATV]

Yes.

[@sologbeka]

What about from different databases? Medline, Scopus, and Web of Science. XML, CSV etc.

[@CONNECTINGASIATV]

Data from all databases can be combined with this method, just keep the headers identical. you may need to change the column labels and positions of each worksheet to make it identical.