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To open a new document, either click New in the green sidebar of the opening screenor if you have an existing document openclick File and then click New.

This displays a drop-down menu with a variety of source types you can import data from.

The New Query drop-down menu contains a variety of sub-menus that allow you to import data from a variety of data source types.

When you import data from an external file or source, a window pops up that allows you to select specific data from your source.

Click the data type you want to load in the sidebar to the right.

Then click Load in the lower-right hand corner of the window.

This loads the data and creates a connection to the data source.

All queries are listed under the Workbook Queries sidebar to the right.

On Mac, click the Connections button to list the current connections.

The query editor has a ton of tools you can use to edit and transform your data.

You can add or remove columns and rows, merge or append queries, and transform data in various ways.

Then you will need to select a common data field that the two queries will be merged together by.

Then use the Join Kind drop-down menu to select what information will be included after they are merged.

Its the button that has an icon of a purple disk in front of a sheet of paper.

This exports the data from the query editor into the Excel worksheet.

Click the Data tab.

Click Get Data. 3.

Select a data source and select your data to import.

Double-click a query to edit it.

Click Close and Load.

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