Mastering Power BI: From Basics to Advanced Analytic

Install Power BI desktop by downloading the setup, selecting English language and country options, then accepting terms and completing the installation to access the interface.

Explore how to upgrade and update Power BI, install the software, navigate settings, enable preview features, and adjust Spanish language support and tooltips to enhance a blank report.

Navigate the Power BI main interface and canvas to create visuals. Connect to Excel or SQL Server data, add charts, apply filters, and switch between report, table, and mobile layouts.

Explore canvas settings in Power BI, including page information, renaming pages, duplicating pages, and resetting defaults, plus adjusting canvas size, background, border, and colors.

Import data into Power BI from Excel or CSV, explore 90-plus data sources, transform or load data, select sheets, and apply changes to prepare your dataset.

Learn to build a Power BI line chart by loading data, setting x and y axes (including a secondary y axis), and applying formatting, labels, and legends.

Mastering Power BI line charts, learn to load Excel data, configure axes and legends, and format visuals to compare sales across categories like furniture, office, and technology.

Create and customize area charts in Power BI by loading data, transforming datasets, and adjusting x axis, y axis, legends, colors, and data labels for focused insights.

Explore how to create and customize a stacked area chart in Power BI, including data import from Excel, axis labeling, legends, tooltips, and formatting.

Create a 100% stacked bar chart in Power BI from Excel data, configuring axes, legends, and data labels to show percentage shares by region and category.

Load Excel data into Power BI and build a clustered bar chart to compare sales and profit across regions and segments, with axis and legend formatting.

Create and customize a Power BI clustered column chart, configuring x and y axes, legends, and tooltips, while visualizing sales, profit, and quantity by category, region, or segment.

Create a stacked bar chart in Power BI by loading the Superstore data from Excel or CSV, selecting fields like region, category, and segment, and configuring axes, legends, and tooltips.

Learn to create and customize a 100% stacked column chart in Power BI, including data loading from Excel or CSV, configuring axes, legends, tooltips, data labels, and formatting.

Explore line and stacked column charts in Power BI, import data from Excel or SQL Server, and format visuals with precise axes, legend, and colors.

Explore creating a line and clustered column chart in Power BI, formatting axes, legends, tooltips, and display units while loading data from Excel and applying data transforms.

Power BI HR analytics dashboard demonstrates loading and transforming data, creating key performance indicators like attrition rate, and visualizing attrition, age, gender, and department distributions with charts.

Build a sales dashboard in Power BI by loading and transforming data, calculating revenue from price per unit and units sold, and configuring performance indicator cards, charts, map, and slicers.