Learning M the Mashup Language in Power Query [Power Query in Excel and Power BI Series - Ep. 4]

In this video, Allison goes into Power Query in Excel and in Power BI and breaks down the structure of M the Mashup Language used in the Power Query Editor and is generated behind the scenes when interacting with the UI. She covers the components and sections, and how to see the code in Power Query in both Power BI and Excel.
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Thank you for the detailed and simple explanation on the structure of M Code! ☺