You can select the Other category from the top, or search for OData in the search bar in the top-right corner. To start, locate the OData feed connector from the "Get Data" experience. For Excel users needing to cleanse and rearrange such data to meet their own, specific needs.To learn more about where to get data from each of the Microsoft products that include Power Query, go to Where to get data.
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