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Hello everyone,
I'm using Power Query in Excel (v16.87) on macOS Sonoma (v14.5 - M1 Pro). According to this Microsoft article from February 2023, support for SQL Server data sources is announced and demonstrated. You can see the relevant image from the article below.
In my case, when I try to create a connection from Power Query, the SQL Server option is NOT available. I have checked with a couple of colleagues who have similar configurations, and they also do not see the SQL Server data source option.
Does anyone have this option available or know if any special configuration is required to enable it?
Thank you very much!
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Thank you Thomas. I will repost at the Power Query commpunity.
Best,
Felipe
Hi Felipe Gil3,
Welcome to Microsoft Community. I am afraid that Power Query is out of scope here. It's recommended to ask at Power Query - Microsoft Fabric Community. Thanks for your understanding.
Best Regards,
Thomas.L - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist