Power BI Dashboard Masterclass for Business Reporting

Learn to build an interactive, multipage CMO dashboard in Power BI that tracks brand health, marketing spend, and engagement metrics.

Connect Power BI to data sources by importing an Excel workbook, transform data in the Power Query Editor to fix errors, then apply changes and load the data.

Explore the Power BI interface, create a measures table and a calendar table with year, month, month number, and sorting, and build multi-page dashboards with visuals, backgrounds, and color themes.

Learn to build relationships in model view, manage active and inactive links, and create Dax measures for dashboards, including total sales, units sold, and unique customers.

Create DAX measures with variables to compute percentage changes and handle blanks, then build, format, and display unit sold, sales, and customers visuals updated by slicer selections.

Explore using DAX measures and parameters in Power BI to create dynamic visuals, switching monthly sales, units sold, and customers in one chart with a slicer.

Learn to build an interactive Power BI dashboard by adding slicers, formatting visuals, and creating DAX measures to display counts and percentages across funnel stages.

Create and format multiple Power BI visuals using DAX measures to display sales by payment type, traffic type, source, age group, and gender with dynamic slicer updates.

Create and format multiple Power BI visuals on the second page using DAX measures and slicers, showing monthly traffic and marketing budget vs spend.

Learn to build a multi-page Power BI dashboard by creating DAX measures and adding diverse visuals, including cards, line charts, and clustered charts, with slicers and monthly trends.

Create an interactive multipage HR analytics dashboard in Power BI with three pages: KPI headcount insights, employee expense breakdowns, and detailed workforce dynamics, all updating via linked slicers.

Learn to build a Power BI dashboard by connecting to data sources, transforming data in Power Query Editor, creating a calendar table, and defining relationships across tables.

Create dax measures to compute headcount, exits, new hires, and total employee expense in Power BI, and build visuals illustrating current year versus last year data.

Learn to create dax measures and build Power BI visuals, including cards, donut charts, and clustered column charts, with slicers to analyze headcount, hires, exits, and age groups.

Create measures in DAX and build diverse visuals in Power BI to analyze employee expense by hire type, gender, country, and department, using cards, charts, and a slicer-driven dashboard.

Create measures in DAX and build visuals in Power BI, including donut and stacked bar charts, slicers, and a KPI grouping to analyze exit, separation, gender, department, and country.

Create an interactive supplier quality analysis dashboard in Power BI, featuring a three-page, multi-visual dashboard with KPIs, year-over-year comparisons, and dynamic slicer updates to reveal defects, downtime, and supplier performance.

Import data from an Excel workbook into Power BI, clean it with Power Query Editor, and create a calendar table with relationships and DAX measures for totals and year comparisons.

Create an interactive Power BI dashboard by building cards, column charts, and a matrix, applying DAX measures like total quantity and last year, with defects and supplier quality analysis.

Build an interactive power bi dashboard page with visuals for defects, quantity, and downtime by category; monthly defects; defects by materials and defects type; and year/category slicers.

Add a downtime analysis page with interactive visuals showing downtime minutes by defects type, category, supplier location, materials type, and defects outcome, using area charts and synced slicers.

Apply your new Power BI skills at work to build impressive and dynamic data models, reports and dashboards that help you stand out to top management.