
Import data from Excel into Power BI, loading multiple sheets such as orders, returns, and users; verify loaded data and establish or review relationships, then save the project.
Learn how to create if conditions in Power BI by adding a new column that classifies values based on a 10 percent threshold, mirroring Excel logic.
Apply data validation in Power BI by creating a validation column and enforcing rules on order quantity and data types, using checks like is blank, is text, and is numeric.
Explore how to show top 10 rows in Power BI with dynamic ranking and selections, using table visuals and flexible sorting for sales, quantity, or customer segment.
Celebrate completing the course on transitioning from Excel to Power BI and apply real-time data practicals to build dashboards, showcase your expertise to management, and seek feedback.
Do you want to learn a new skill to increase your chance of employability?
Are you stuck with excel reports and dashboards, and looking for a new tool to increase the effectiveness and efficiency?
Do you want to take your skills to next level in report and dashboard development?
Do you want to learn Power BI but confused with hard hitting technical courses?
If the answer of any of above question is yes, then you should take this course.
You should take this course to come out of your comfort zone of excel report and dashboard development and do amazing things in Power BI
You should take this course to see how Power BI is changing the entire scenario of reports and dashboard development.
You should take this course to increase your skills and your chance for better employment.
You should take this course for a life long learning of an ever evolving tool Power BI.
This course is for absolute beginners in Power BI and you just need to have a good understanding of how you can develop the reports and dashboards in excel.