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Power BI | Query editor exercise | Load Game of Thrones episode data and tidy it up
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Create a new Power BI report, and load data from the Excel workbook in the above folder into it. You should see two tables (Episodes and Series).
Use Query Editor to tidy up the Episodes table so that it looks something like this:

You'll need to split the authors column in two, and replace the resulting nulls with blanks. You should also filter the data to show only episodes directed by Daniel Minahan.
Create a pie chart based on this table showing viewing figures by episode:

Your pie chart should show how many people watched each episode directed by Daniel Minahan in the US.
Save this report as Danny Boy, then close it down.