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Microsoft Power BI Tutorial 2024 - Beginners / Professional
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Microsoft Power BI Tutorial 2024 - Beginners / Professional

The Full and Thorough Power BI Course: A Step-by-Step Guide with Practical Demonstrations Using Power BI.
Created byAhmed Hamood
Last updated 4/2024
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Discover Business Intelligence tool for crafting impressive reports and dashboards.
  • Discover effective methods for visualizing data in a profound manner, unveiling unparalleled insights into your business operations.
  • Delve into the expansive capabilities of Power BI, seamlessly connecting to a diverse array of data sources such as SQL Server, Excel, CSV, JSON, XML, Web
  • Master the art of employing basic DAX to construct robust calculations and comparisons across multiple data tables.
  • Explore the depths of advanced DAX measures and calculated columns, delving into intricate calculations and sophisticated analysis techniques.
  • Acquaint yourself with Dataflows, the latest iteration incorporating CDM base and Azure Lake gen2, comprehending its functionality and database configuration
  • Utilize a diverse range of visual elements including column, line, pie, combo, scatter, treemap, funnel, gauges, and KPIs to create engaging
  • Effortlessly clean up disorganized data, customize your data model to fit your requirements, and enhance your reports for a polished and presentation
  • Become proficient in utilizing text boxes, shapes, images, maps, and various other visual elements
  • Turn raw data into actionable insights and dynamic visualizations that effectively convey a compelling narrative.
  • Access advanced functionalities such as Report page tooltips and Bookmarks to elevate the quality and effectiveness of your reports.
  • Harness the potential of Custom Visualizations and Themes within Power BI.
  • Enhance your data modeling skills and automate data cleansing processes.
  • Facilitate collaboration and content sharing on Microsoft's robust platform.
  • Begin your Dashboard-in-a-day training, customized to suit your schedule and preferences, whether you're working from home or at the office.
  • Acquire insights into Power BI best practices, and tricks for optimal utilization.
  • Foundational Concepts of building queries and prepping data for analysis.
  • Build relationships across multiple databases with Power Pivot

Course content

7 sections131 lectures8h 18m total length
  • Introduction5:15

    Explore data analytics roles, licensing options, data sources, data modeling, and DAX in Power BI, then learn to build dashboards and publish secure reports in the service.

  • Data Analytics and licensing options4:51

    Explore data analytics fundamentals with Microsoft Power BI, licensing options, and the four analytics types (descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive), while learning how data analysts transform data and publish dashboards.

  • Products and Services2:09

    Explore Power BI's three core components—Power BI Desktop, the Power BI service, and Power BI Report Builder—and learn to connect to over 80 data sources, transform and model data.

  • Getting Data from Multiple Resources5:36

    Acquire data from multiple sources by loading the Sample Superstore Excel file in Power BI Desktop, selecting the three tables, and loading them for transformation.

  • Savings2:33

    Save and organize your Power BI work by saving a pbix file named Sample Superstore, and navigate the desktop interface, quick access toolbar, and report view.

  • Touring View9:32

    Tour the Power BI desktop interface, exploring report, data, and modeling views. See the canvas, page tabs, status bar, and the filters, visuals, and fields panes, with tables and hierarchies.

  • Starting New Instances of Power BI Desktop1:43

    Launch a new instance of Power BI Desktop to load data from an Access database, keeping the Sample Superstore data set separate as you import the North Wind data.

  • Splash Screen3:20

    Navigate the Power BI splash screen, manage data sources with Get data, pin or remove recent files like Sample Superstore.pbix, and access videos, help, forums, and blogs to stay updated.

  • Getting Data from Access Database7:10

    Learn how to import data from an access database (Northwind) into Power BI Desktop using get data, navigate the navigator to select tables and related tables, and load and save.

  • Table Relationships and Settings4:28

    Explore the model view to review table relationships and learn how to enable auto detect relationships in Power BI desktop via current file data load options.

  • Web URL9:55

    Import data from the internet into Power BI Desktop using Get data from web, select and load web tables, preview in table view, and save as median household income.

  • Excel Files and Pivot Data Model9:51

    Learn how to work with Power Pivot data models in Excel, compare importing versus connecting to data in Power BI, and load Power Pivot tables, KPIs, and relationships for analysis.

  • Resolving Data Errors12:26

    Resolve data errors in Power BI by adjusting data source settings, changing the source, applying changes, and refreshing to reload data from updated Excel workbooks.

  • Implications of Locally Stored Vs. Cloud Based Excel Files16:07

    Compare locally stored Excel files with cloud-based ones on OneDrive or SharePoint and see how this affects Power BI data refresh and publishing.

  • Conclusion0:49

    Import Power BI data from multiple sources, compare local vs cloud Excel files and PowerPivot/Power View imports with get data, while noting load errors and performance tips.

Requirements

  • No Experience Needed.

Description

By the end of this Course, I guarantee you that you can mention Power BI in your resume.

Course Sections:

This course is divided into Seven comprehensive sections, each unlocking a new layer of Power BI proficiency:

  1. Section 1:  Beginner: 

  2. Section 2: Intermediate:

  3. Section 3: Advanced:

  4. Sections 4: Expert:

  5. Section 5: Master:

  6. Section 6: Professional:

  7. Section 7: Exercise files:


  • Who it's aimed at: Novice Data Analysts: For those stepping into the realm of data analysis and visualization, this course offers a systematic approach to mastering the fundamental concepts and features of Power BI.

    Business Practitioners: Managers, executives, and professionals across diverse industries will uncover strategies for harnessing Power BI to interpret data and inform strategic decision-making processes effectively.

    Students and Recent Graduates: Aspiring analysts and recent graduates aiming to bolster their skill set for enhanced career opportunities will find this course indispensable.

    Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners: Discover how to utilize data-driven insights to gain deeper understanding of your market, customers, and operational dynamics for improved business outcomes.

    IT Experts: IT professionals seeking to broaden their skill set with robust data analysis capabilities will find Power BI's comprehensive features beneficial.

    Inquisitive Individuals: If you possess a curious mind and aspire to explore the realm of data, this course offers a gentle yet practical introduction to kickstart your journey.


  • What it entails: Power BI stands as Microsoft’s comprehensive business analytics platform, meticulously crafted to handle extensive datasets, and efficiently organize, analyze, and visualize them through dynamic dashboards and interactive reports.


  • What you'll gain: Throughout this series, participants will delve into fundamental concepts pertaining to constructing queries and preparing data for analysis. They will grasp the art of establishing relationships across various databases using Power Pivot, while also acquiring proficiency in leveraging essential functions to elevate data analysis. Furthermore, they'll become adept at crafting and navigating live dashboards and interactive reports, among other invaluable skills.

  • Requirements: 

    1. Power BI Desktop: Make sure you have Microsoft Power BI Desktop installed on your computer. You'll use this tool to create insightful visualizations and analyze data.

    2. Internet Connection: A reliable internet connection is necessary for accessing course content, including video lectures, quizzes, and practice assignments.

    3. Basic Computer Skills: A fundamental understanding of using a computer, navigating software interfaces, and managing files will be beneficial.

    4. Curiosity and Enthusiasm: Bring your eagerness to learn and explore the world of data analytics with Power BI. Curiosity will drive your success in this course.

    5. Microsoft Account: You can use it to login to Power BI service. Also, having a Microsoft account can enhance your experience by allowing you to explore additional resources and connect with a broader community.

Who this course is for:

  • Business analysts, data analysts, and professionals at every level seeking to advance their expertise in data processing and visualization.