
This is a welcome message for the course structure and information on the next steps of the course (With no Music)
This video talks about the prerequisites required for this course.
This video shows you all the exercise files that has been used in this course. Please download the exercise files in the resource's section for this entire course.
This video explains you about the benefits of Power BI over Azure DevOps for reporting purposes
This video shows you how to download and Install the Power BI Desktop tool for Windows
This video shows you the process of importing Azure DevOps Project templates on to ADO.
This video shows you the different approaches for connecting the Azure DevOps data from Power BI
This video shows you the steps to connect to Azure Data using the default connector available in Power BI
This Video shows you how to use the default views available within ADO onto Power BI report
This video shows you how to create Analytic Views on Azure DevOps portal and further use that view onto Power BI report.
This video shows you to use the OData feed connector option for connecting Azure DevOps data onto Power BI report
This video shows you how to make a Power BI report by using the tables that we imported using the OData feed connector.
This video shows you how to use the OData Queries using the blank queries option to fetch the Azure DevOps data.
This video shows you to use the standard OData queries that are available from Microsoft and create a Power BI Report on top of that.
This video shows you a table which gives you the information about which approach can be used depending on your requirement.
This video shows you how to install the extension from marketplace on Azure DevOps and futher download the .pbit file .
This video shows you about the details of the query part of the .pbit file that has been downloaded from Azure DevOps
This video shows you on how to create a dynamic template Power BI report which accepts Organization and Project as inputs .
This video shows you to install the Power BI extension available in ADO and further create a dashboard to add a widget onto ADO for bringing the Power BI Report.
This video shows you about the Color Code logic DAX that has been used in the Power BI report
We shall create a sample Timeline Report for epics & features Part 1 ( Pbix file is attached in the downloadable section)
Timeline Report for epics & features Part 2
This video shows the Contact information of the Tutor ( Fiverr , Gmail , Website)
Unlock the potential of Power BI for Azure DevOps reporting with our specialized course. Designed primarily for Project Managers and Scrum Masters with limited Power BI experience, this course guides you through the essential steps of connecting to Azure DevOps data and creating insightful reports.
Key Topics Covered in the Course :
Getting Data from Azure DevOps using Azure DevOps Connector(Boards)
Adding Analytics Views on ADO and using that in PBI
Using Odata Feed Connector
Using Odata Queries
How to Use Standard Queries Available.
Installing the extension on ADO and downloading PBIT file
We delve into advanced data connectivity options, including the use of OData Feed Connector and the application of OData Queries, simplifying complex data integration processes. Additionally, you'll discover the convenience of using standard queries, a valuable skill for efficient report generation.
The course also covers the installation of essential extensions on Azure DevOps and the process of downloading PBIT files, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the tools at your disposal.
Note: This course is tailored for beginners in Power BI, focusing on foundational concepts of Azure DevOps data reporting. If you're already proficient in Power BI and familiar with data connectivity options, this course might cover familiar territory.
By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in leveraging Power BI for Azure DevOps, empowering you to make data-driven decisions in your projects.