How can I find MSQuery in windows 12

[Osprey2]

For the last 25 years I have happily used MSQuery to extract data from an accounts database. I am now using a computer with windows 12 and I cant find MSQuery anywhere. I Get Data>from other sources>ODBC and I cant see how to use this. I am looking at a Nominal Ledger which has account numbers and I would like to only look at accounts with a reference number greater than 4000 but there is no way I can see to do this.
In short can I still find MSQuery and if yes where do I find it?
If MSQuery has gone where can I find how to use the ODBC setup now available in "Get Data"?
John

[romperstomper]

Windows 12 hasn’t been released. MSQuery used ODBC connectors so as long as you have one set up for your accounts do, you should be able to use that. Is there no connector for Power Query to your db?

[dflak]

MS-Queries seems to have disappeared from Excel 365.

[dflak]

I found the answer here: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...c-e9c0a6f4b0f2

Go to File > Options > Data. There is a section to enable legacy queries. MS-Query is one of them.

I have software that updates the MS-Query command text "on the fly" You can do a lot of calculations on the spreadsheet, modify the command string and then run it. - It may be harder to use VBA to update power query this way.