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Linking Mint Transaction Data to Power Query
For those familiar with Mint (the personal budgeting app), there is a clickable link to download a CSV file with all of your transactions. I want to use PowerQuery to create a link to that CSV downlo...
Not very clear about this link. But as you mentioned 'I also just copied the URL for the download and pasted it into Chrome, and it worked just fine.'
You could you Power Automation to do that then use PQ read CSV locally.
You could you Power Automation to do that then use PQ read CSV locally.
Below is a screenshot of the link I'm talking about. The hyperlink to "Export all 836 transactions" downloads a CSV file. PQ should be able to pull that data by using the "from web" option and putting in the appropriate sign-in credentials. However, I keep getting the same error. I'd prefer to run the whole thing through PQ for simplicity's sake.