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You can reconcile two data sets in Power Query as well. Power Query provides a robust set of tools for data transformation and merging, making it ideal for comparing and reconciling different data sets.

Here's how you can reconcile two data sets using Power Query:

1. Load both data sets into Power Query:

• Go to the "Data" tab in Excel.
• Click on "Get Data" and choose "From Table/Range" to load your first data set.
• Repeat the process to load your second data set into Power Query.

2. Perform necessary transformations:

• Ensure that both data sets are properly formatted and structured for comparison.
• Apply any necessary transformations to clean and standardize the data.

3. Merge the two data sets:

• Use the "Merge Queries" option in Power Query to merge the two data sets based on a common key, such as an ID or a unique identifier.
• Choose the appropriate join type (e.g., inner join, left outer join) based on your reconciliation requirements.

4. Identify variances:

• Once the data sets are merged, you can add columns to calculate variances or differences between corresponding values in the two data sets.
• Use conditional logic or calculations to identify discrepancies or inconsistencies between the data sets.

5. Review and finalize:

• Review the reconciled data to identify any discrepancies or outliers.
• Make necessary adjustments or corrections as needed to ensure data integrity.

By following these steps, you can reconcile two data sets in Power Query and effectively identify any differences or variances between them. Power Query's flexibility and functionality make it a powerful tool for data reconciliation tasks.