Most people create columns one by one in Power Query. But you don’t have to. You can write all the logic inside a single record, expand it once, and get multiple columns in one go. Cleaner, faster, and much easier to manage. P.S. - Hyderabad folks, I’m in town and doing an in-person meetup tomorrow, 21st Mar 11 AM at Café Coffee Day, Sarath City Capital Mall. If you’re around, come say hi. I always enjoy these meetups because everyone brings different experiences and perspectives, and the conversations are always worth it 😀 See you there!

Yes this was built in Excel😳✈️ Not Power BI. Not Tableau. Just good old Excel — with a map, filters, scrollable lists, and flight paths. Around 8 years ago, while searching for flight information, I came across raw flight schedule data from Indigo Airlines. It looked like a boring spreadsheet — So I turned it into this 👇 💡 Pick any city → See all flights 💡 Switch From/To views 💡 Filter by day, route type, or stopover 💡 Watch the map & data update instantly Fully interactive. No plugins. No PowerPoint hacks. Just Excel + Power Query + some sneaky VBA. This dashboard is proof: Excel isn’t outdated — it’s underestimated. Would you build something like this in Excel? Here's the complete walkthrough - goodly.co.in/flight-schedule… Retweet if this blew your mind.