Hi.
My employer want me to set ut a log so we can track how many items our different suppliers deliver, that we have either not ordered, or where they deliver too few or too many items, which we have to return.
For every return, we have to fill out a report, which is sent to the supplier we return the goods to.
I am thinking that I can create a worksheet called "Datadump", use simple VBA to transfer data from the report and then import it all to one excelfile using the Excel.Workbook.
My question is how many different excel files can Power Query handle without getting slow?
Usually there will be 1 or 2 rows of data in each file, and approximately 2.500 files a year. So few rows in totalt, but many different files.
edit: and of course: thanks a lot in advance for answering this post
My employer want me to set ut a log so we can track how many items our different suppliers deliver, that we have either not ordered, or where they deliver too few or too many items, which we have to return.
For every return, we have to fill out a report, which is sent to the supplier we return the goods to.
I am thinking that I can create a worksheet called "Datadump", use simple VBA to transfer data from the report and then import it all to one excelfile using the Excel.Workbook.
My question is how many different excel files can Power Query handle without getting slow?
Usually there will be 1 or 2 rows of data in each file, and approximately 2.500 files a year. So few rows in totalt, but many different files.
edit: and of course: thanks a lot in advance for answering this post