In a recent blog post, I described the process required to combine multiple sheets into one single table using PowerQuery. Shortly after posting this, the Power Query guru Wyn Hopkins pointed out an alternative method that makes the process more efficient which I wasn’t aware of. Note - If you've not checked out Wyn's PowerQuery content you're missing out, check out his YouTube Channel here and his podcast 'Power Query Magic' which is available on all good podcast platforms. When connecting to multiple sources in PowerQuery, you'll often be presented with the option to combine files. The Content column below displays the combine icon which consists of two down arrows and a single line across the bottom of the button. Clicking the 'combine files' button presents the 'Combine Files' window which provides a number of options. At first glance, it might seem that combining both sheets in the example below is not possible as there is no way of tickin