
Learn data visualization with Power BI and AWS QuickSight, building dashboards and charts such as bar, line, map, ribbon, and waterfall, while preparing data and applying conditional formatting.
Create a simple bar chart from an Excel grocery price dataset, loading and transforming data, assigning products and prices to axes, and customizing colors, titles, and time-based views.
Explore creating and customizing line charts in AWS QuickSight and Power BI by selecting data fields, adjusting line style (solid, dashed, dotted, step), data labels, titles, colors, and tooltips.
Create a pie chart in Power BI by moving product category to the legend and order quantity to values, then adjust formatting and colors.
Learn to create a doughnut ring chart and synchronize it with a pie chart on the same dashboard, using category and subcategory data with values, labels, and formatting.
Build a treemap drill-down dashboard in Power BI with a four-rectangle dream up chart showing category weights and interlinked visuals.
Create a detailed treemap chart that drills from country to state with order quantity, links three charts for predictive insights, and refine formatting for title size, colors, and hover details.
Explore Power BI tables and matrices to organize data: columns, rows, and values. Learn formatting, drill down, and use measures and dimensions for analyzing order, quantity, profit.
Implement drill down on tables and matrices to explore deeper hierarchies and update visuals. Interact with connected charts to filter by country or category and see focused insights.
Learn to create ribbon charts that visualize rank flow over time using a dataset, with measures like order quantity and price, and apply formatting and drill-down for different timeframes.
Create a waterfall chart in Power BI to show year-over-year profit and loss with category or country breakdowns, color cues, and optional tooltips.
Learn to insert and customize a back button in Power BI, navigate between worksheets, and configure actions such as back, bookmark, and drill through.
Explore getting started with AWS QuickSight to create visualizations, prepare data, and build dashboards while configuring IAM, S3, and Redshift integrations for cloud data science.
Import or upload a dataset in QuickSight, create your first BI report and visualization, and build charts by placing fields into group and value.
Create a treemap and customize charts by mapping size to margin and color to price, then export to PDF and share insights offline.
Load datasets from connectors or upload files, then edit data and create calculated fields to prepare charts. Apply filters, clean data, and adjust data types for the data preparation dashboard.
Create a calculated field using ceil and concat to derive new columns. Learn data preparation, tax calculations on profit at 10 percent, and concatenating product id, category, and name.
Create and edit calculated fields to generate new columns such as profit per unit and price per unit, using ceiling, for data cleaning and preparation and chart creation.
Learn to refine datasets with exclude filters and standard filters in AWS QuickSight and Power BI, including country and date range filters, and create calculated fields to support visualizations.
Create and customize map charts for Italy and apply conditional formatting to a dataset by configuring filters, selecting an area map, and coloring by profit ranges.
Learn how to create and customize pivot tables in QuickSight to summarize data by country and state, using rows, columns, and values, with conditional formatting to highlight key figures.
Create Sankey charts in QuickSight to visualize data flow from source to destination, including two-layer and multilayer charts with weights like profit or order quantity.
Create a word cloud visualization by grouping by product name and sizing by order quantity or profit to reveal high-frequency items, with customizable padding, color, and layout.
Data Science has been one of the most demanded skillset that has been well reputed in this Internet age. Every moment, we are creating raw data by all our digital activities- from searching to streaming, shopping to learning and everything else. Not just humans, but street cameras, animals, IoT devices and countless other sources are also contributing to this massive pile of information. As someone said it correctly- Data is the new Oil. In order to find meaningful insights from a dataset that can drive business decisions and other actions we need certain tools and techniques where we can perform various operations on the dataset.
Microsoft Power BI is one of the popular tool that can be used to perform wide range of operations on a dataset. It can be used for creating some amazing Visualization charts and BI report that can be used to find critical insights from the dataset. In this course, you will learn to create a variety of visual charts and ways to customize them. You will learn to create-
Bar, Line and Pie charts
Donut or Ring chart
Drill down and Analysis of charts using Treemap
Table and Matrix
Ribbon and Waterfall charts
After you have learned Power BI, you can perform various operations on the similar dataset on the Cloud computing platforms such as AWS (Amazon Web Services) using AWS Quicksight Business Intelligence and Data Analysis tool. You will learn about Data Preparations, Data Cleaning, Data Visualization and Data Analysis-
In Data Preparation, you will learn to-
Edit Dataset before creating charts or Data Cleaning by removing unwanted fields or rows from the dataset
Create Calculated fields for custom columns
Using filters to aggregate fields based on certain criteria and Using Excluded lists to discard certain columns
After that you will learn to create some visualization charts and analyze them such as-
Basic charts such as bar, treemap
Pivot table
Map chart and conditional formatting