
This video provides an overview of Power BI.
This video dives into the Power BI desktop user interface.
This video covers how to create tables on the Power BI desktop application.
This video explores table styles and formatting.
This video provides a clear understanding of matrix visualization.
This video explores the different aggregation methods.
This video explains card visualization, which helps display single values, for example, count and total sales, in report pages and dashboards.
This video provides a clear understanding of how to utilize slicers for data filtration.
This video shows how to utilize visual filters.
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This video provides a practical understanding of the clustered column chart in Power BI.
This video explains stacked graphs and 100% stacked graphs with the help of examples to develop a practical understanding.
This video discusses all key details concerning trend analysis graphs in Power BI.
This video explains the area graph and the stacked area graph.
This video explains ribbon graphs in detail with the help of examples.
This video provides a clear understanding of pie charts, treemap charts, and map charts.
This video provides a practical understanding of scatter charts and bubble charts.
This video explains the decomposition tree visual, which allows data visualization across different dimensions.
This video shows how one can create interactive reports in Power BI.
This video explains the process of publishing reports to Power BI Service.
This video shows how to create Power BI dashboards from a report so that one can view all key metrics and monitor the business quickly.
This video provides a practical understanding of how one can create Power BI reports on any mobile device.
This video explains themes in Power BI and how to apply them.
This video explains custom visualization with the help of examples.
This video shows how to create calculated columns and add them to power pivot tables.
This video explains DAX Date functions, for example, YEAR and MONTH, using examples to help learners build practical knowledge.
This video discusses the DAX FORMAT function. The example provided in the video can help one understand the real-world applicability of the function.
This video provides learners with an introduction to DAX measures in Power BI.
This video shows how one can create measures in Power BI.
This video covers several DAX functions, like SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, and MAX.
This video provides a practical understanding of a filter function.
This video provides an introduction to relationships in Power BI.
This video explores a couple of DAX functions that work with relationships.
This video explains the Power BI Query Editor.
This video improves learners’ understanding of the Power Query Editor.
This video explains how to do group by transformation utilizing Power BI.
This video provides a practical understanding of how to connect Power BI to Excel, create pivot tables from Power BI data, and export Power BI data to Excel tables.
This video provides an introduction to Data Analysis Expression or DAX in Power BI and discusses some of the prerequisites for the course.
This video provides an understanding of filter flow.
This video dives into DAX operators, for example, arithmetic and logical operators.
This video explains DAX engines, which are the formula engine and the storage engine.
This video explains the two storage engines — VertiPaq engine and DirectQuery.
This video talks about VertiPaq compression and encoding methodology.
This video provides a clear idea of hash encoding or dictionary encoding and run length encoding.
This video explains VertiPaq relationships with the help of an example to help build practical knowledge.
This video shows some of the frequently used DAX shortcuts that individuals can utilize to save time.
This video explains the DAX evaluation order.
This video shows how to create and utilize DAX variables.
This video provides detailed knowledge of DAX error handling.
This video explains scalar functions in Power BI and provides a practical understanding of aggregation functions.
This video provides a practical understanding of rounding functions.
This video explains information functions in Power BI.
This video dives into conversion functions, which convert the format of any value’s data type to another format.
This video provides a comprehensive understanding of some basic logical functions.
This video talks about the COALESCE function.
This video dives into the CALCULATE function.
This video explains the concept of context transition with regard to calculated columns.
This video provides a practical understanding of the CALCULATE function’s evaluation order.
This video explains the CALCULATE modifier with the help of examples.
This video discusses KEEPFILTERS, which is a CALCULATE modifier.
This video dives into table and filter functions.
This video provides a clear understanding of calculated tables
This video explains the VALUES function.
This video dives into the filtering tables category and discusses the SELECTEDVALUE function.
This video provides a practical understanding of the ALLEXCEPT function.
This video helps explain the ALLSELECTED column.
This video dives into table manipulation functions and gives an idea of the SELECTCOLUMN function.
This video explains ADDCOLUMNS and SUMMARIZE functions.
This video explains the ROW function.
This video provides a practical understanding of the table constructor.
This video explains calculated table joins.
This video explains the UNION function.
This video helps build practical knowledge of the EXCEPT function.
This video provides an introduction to relationship functions in Power BI.
This video discusses the RELATED function.
This video talks about the RELATEDTABLE function.
This video explains the USERELATIONSHIP function.
This video explains the CROSSFILTER function with an example.
This video explains the TREATAS function.
This video dives into ITERATOR functions.
This video explains ITERATOR cardinality.
This video provides a practical understanding of the CONCATENATEX function.
This video explains the AVERAGEX function.
This video provides a clear understanding of the RANKX function.
This video provides an introduction to time Intelligence functions.
This video explains the date table requirements.
This video explains the CALENDAR function.
This video explains the CALENDARAUTO function.
This video explains how to build a reusable data table.
This video provides a practical understanding of date formatting.
This video explains commonly used time intelligence functions.
This video explains the PREVIOUSQUARTER function.
This video explains the SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR function.
This video explains week-based calculations.
This video explains the process of calculating performance for the previous fiscal week.
This video explains the DAX pattern that one may utilize to calculate YTD and MTD.
This video explains how to use the previous year's parallel period functions in the fiscal calendar.
Looking to build practical Power BI and advanced DAX skills for reporting, analytics, and business intelligence workflows?
This comprehensive training program is designed to help you learn Power BI reporting, dashboards, data visualization, Power Query, and advanced DAX concepts using structured and practical workflows.
Whether you are a beginner learning Power BI, an aspiring data analyst, or an MIS and reporting professional, this course helps you build practical, analytical, and reporting skills step-by-step.
Unlike many Power BI courses that focus only on charts or isolated DAX functions, this program combines reporting, dashboards, data modeling, Power Query, and advanced analytical workflows into one structured learning path.
The course begins with Power BI fundamentals and reporting workflows commonly used in business intelligence environments.
You’ll learn how to create:
Reports in Power BI Desktop
Interactive dashboards
Tables and matrix visuals
Slicers and filters
Visual formatting workflows
Mobile dashboards and reports
The course also includes extensive training in Power BI charts and visualizations.
You’ll work with:
Clustered column charts
Stacked charts
Trend analysis graphs
Area charts
ribbon charts
Treemap charts
Map charts
Scatter charts
Bubble charts
Decomposition tree visuals
You’ll additionally learn how to create interactive reporting experiences using filters, slicers, dashboard interactions, and visualization workflows.
As the course progresses, you’ll move into DAX formulas, measures, relationships, and analytical calculations used in modern reporting workflows.
You’ll learn how to work with calculated columns, measures, aggregation functions, logical functions, and practical reporting calculations.
The course also covers important analytical concepts such as:
Filter functions
Relationship functions
Date functions
FORMAT function
SUM
AVERAGE
MIN
MAX
You’ll also learn how to prepare and transform data efficiently using Power Query Editor in Power BI.
The program covers:
Query Editor basics
Data transformation techniques
Group-by transformations
Practical reporting preparation workflows
As the program advances further, you’ll move into advanced DAX and business intelligence concepts used in professional reporting environments.
You’ll learn:
DAX engines
filter flow
VertiPaq concepts
Evaluation order
DAX variables
Error handling
Context transition
Advanced CALCULATE workflows
The advanced DAX section also covers table functions, iterator functions, relationship functions, and advanced time intelligence calculations.
You’ll work with functions and concepts such as:
VALUES
SELECTEDVALUE
ADDCOLUMNS
SUMMARIZE
RELATED
RELATEDTABLE
USERELATIONSHIP
CONCATENATEX
AVERAGEX
RANKX
SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR
YTD and MTD calculations
Throughout the course, the focus remains highly practical and workflow-oriented.
You’ll work through hands-on reporting exercises, dashboard-building workflows, visualization examples, DAX calculations, and business intelligence concepts designed for real-world analytical environments.
Whether you are a beginner learning Power BI, an aspiring data analyst, or an MIS and reporting professional, this course helps build practical analytical skills.
It is also suitable for Excel users transitioning into business intelligence and professionals strengthening DAX and reporting capabilities.
The program focuses on practical reporting, dashboarding, analytics, and business intelligence workflows using structured and industry-relevant learning approaches.
By the End of This Course, You Will Be Able To
Create professional reports and dashboards confidently in Power BI
Build interactive reporting and visualization workflows
Apply DAX calculations and analytical reporting concepts effectively
Work with advanced CALCULATE and filter workflows
Build advanced time intelligence calculations and reusable reporting structures
Transform and prepare data using Power Query Editor
Work confidently with relationships, table functions, and iterator functions
Develop stronger business intelligence and reporting capabilities for professional environments
What Makes This Course Different
Combines Power BI reporting and advanced DAX training in one structured program
Covers both beginner dashboarding workflows and advanced analytical calculations
Includes practical reporting, visualization, and data transformation workflows
Includes strong focus on business intelligence and real-world reporting concepts
Covers advanced CALCULATE, iterator functions, and time intelligence concepts
Ensures structured progression from Power BI foundations to advanced DAX workflows
Designed for practical reporting and analytical skill development
About the Course Director
The course structure and learning experience have been designed under the guidance of Dheeraj Vaidya — CFA, FRM charterholder, Co-Founder of WallStreetMojo and ExcelMojo, and alumnus of IIT and IIM.
As the Course Director, he oversaw the course structure, curriculum design, and overall learning flow of the program. His focus was to ensure the course remains practical, structured, and industry-oriented with strong reporting and analytical relevance.