
learn to build a practical power bi dashboard from excel data, transform models, and visualize insights to tell a compelling data story.
Power BI Desktop is the core tool for connecting data resources, transforming queries, modeling data, and visualizing insights. Share reports via Power BI cloud and access them on mobile apps.
Power BI Desktop is a free tool for visualizing reports; download and install via the Microsoft page, choose 64-bit or 32-bit, select English, and complete the setup.
Navigate the Power BI Desktop interface, mastering ribbons and tabs, left options, and right fields to fetch data from Excel workbooks, transform and model it, then visualize reports.
Design a Power BI desktop dashboard by integrating Primavera and Excel data to compare budget plan costs, actual costs, physical percent complete, and plan cost percentile charts.
Open excel workbooks, load planned cost and actual cost data into Power BI, transform the data, build a model, and visualize weekly timelines for cost tracking.
Set headers from the first row, remove blank rows, filter out zeros, change the total column to fixed decimal numbers, pivot columns, and load the transformed data into Power BI.
Transform actual cost data in Power BI by importing from Excel, setting headers, cleaning rows, filtering zeros, formatting numbers, selecting columns, pivoting by state and actual cost, and applying changes.
Learn how to create a data model in Power BI by linking plan costs and actual costs through a shared activity key, enabling linked visualizations.
Build Power BI dashboards by configuring page size, adding budget, plan costs, and actual costs cards, creating visuals like stacked area chart, donor chart, clustered bar chart, and waterfall chart.
Learn to create a DAX measure in Power BI that calculates overruns by subtracting actual cost from budget, using if logic to show the overall result, including absolute value.
Create dax measures for actual cost and planned costs percent, add them to charts, and build a dashboard with a slicer for interactive filtering.
Resize and align visuals in Power BI dashboard, adjust colors and wallpaper, add a title and date card, import and configure a timeline visual, and use slicers for dynamic filtering.
Design a dashboard as a story in Power BI by choosing a suitable design frame, unified colors, and readable fonts to guide the audience without confusion.
Learn to tell a story in Power BI by designing visuals—adjusting colors, backgrounds, titles, and images; grouping cards, renaming fields, and refreshing data to publish a polished dashboard.
Publish your Power BI reports from desktop to the cloud using Power BI Pro or Power BI Service, then share, access on mobile, or export to PDF.
Master the Power BI dashboard workflow by following course steps, turning raw data into dynamic reports, and strengthening Excel skills for a full Power BI journey.
Explore Power BI World with illustrated, visualized, and well-framed Course.
In this Trip which we start Together you will learn the steps of Power BI, first we Get the Data then Transform it, model the data and use dax finally visualise then publish the report:
What you learn
This course teaches you to create well-designed Power BI dashboards.
You will be familiar with essential Power Bi steps, use Dax, transforming data, modeling and linking two data, create a unique report, and Publish it.
Power Bi Steps:
· Get Data
· Transform the Data
· Model the Data (Link Data)
· Visualize The Data
· Update the Data
· Use Dax in Power BI (dax or it is called Measure in Power BI)
· Create a Unique Report
· Publish the Report
(this happens with PDF Format, but for publishing for a range of people we need to sign in to Power BI Cloud (pro) with Microsoft Account)
In this course, we tried to simplify the way of learning by using the most important knowledge you need to run a report, after that with high-quality videos and act of needs to present the data or even Analyse the data.
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We would be happy to see you on this Trip.
What you learn
This course teaches you to create well-designed Power BI dashboards.
You will be familiar with essential Power Bi steps, use Dax, transforming data, modeling and linking two data, create a unique report, and Publish it.
Power Bi Steps:
· Get Data
· Transform the Data
· Model the Data (Link Data)
· Visualize The Data
· Update the Data
· Use Dax in Power BI (dax or it is called Measure in Power BI)
· Create a Unique Report
· Publish the Report
(this happens with PDF Format, but for publishing for a range of people we need to sign in to Power BI Cloud (pro) with Microsoft Account)
In this course, we tried to simplify the way of learning by using the most important knowledge you need to run a report, after that with high-quality videos and act of needs to present the data or even Analyse the data.
>
We would be happy to see you on this Trip.