
Explore how the power platform enables automation, data analysis, and app creation by integrating Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agent with Teams, Dynamics 365, and Azure.
Identify foundational components of the Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agents; learn about Dataverse, connectors, and secure data integration across data sources.
Master Power Platform administration with the admin center for environments, user permissions, and security governance. Learn how Dataverse supports PowerApps, Power Automate, and Power BI with encryption, auditing, and compliance.
Access the Power Platform by visiting powerapps.com, sign in with your email and password, choose to stay signed in, and set a dev environment on the PowerApps home page.
Explore how tables power PowerApps data modeling, including primary keys, foreign keys, and 1-to-1, 1-to-many, many-to-many relationships, and learn normalization and naming for efficient tables.
Add columns to the table, including expense date (date only), expense type, expense purpose, item description, and expense amount (currency), then save to create five columns.
Add sample data to a PowerApps table by populating columns such as name, date, expense type, item description, and amount, then save and view the entries.
Power Platform connectors link Outlook data with Power Apps, Power BI, and Power Automate to automate emails, calendars, and workflows for actionable insights and productivity.
Create an expense table and add columns for date, type, purpose, item description, and amount. Configure data types, defaults, and search options, then enter sample data.
Learn canvas apps, a flexible tool to automate tasks, visualize data, and customize layouts with seamless SharePoint, Excel, and SQL integration, plus a Dataverse hands on lab.
Customize header text on the browser, detail, and edit screens in PowerApps, adjust fonts and font size, apply a theme, set per-screen background images, save, and publish.
Power Apps enables organizations to build canvas and model-driven apps with low-code solutions that automate processes, connect data, and deliver real-time dashboards for improved efficiency and decision making.
Explore canvas and model-driven Power Apps, compare their use cases, data modeling, and workflows, and learn how to choose the right approach for your business needs.
Build a canvas app to manage expense reports by connecting to the Dataverse expense report table, then customize header text and theme across browser, detail, and edit screens.
Explore model-driven apps built on a data-first approach, compare them to canvas apps, and learn to create and customize forms and views using an expense report.
customize the active expense report view by adding fields like report purpose, due date, and report total amount using drag and drop, resizing, and removing columns, then save and publish.
Clone a view to create a new report view, set a filter for today's due date, then save, publish, and prepare to build a model-driven app.
Create a model-driven app in Dataverse, customize the sitemap, add contact and expense report pages, then save, publish, and test by creating a sample contact and expense report.
Power Automate uses triggers, actions, and conditions to automate repetitive tasks, from email and data management to report generation, with hands-on lab steps to create automated flows.
Build a complete flow using Microsoft Dataverse to trigger on a data row and send an Outlook 365 email titled 'your expense report' to the owner, then test it.
Power Automate unleashes automation potential with low-code workflows, data integration across cloud and on-premises, desktop flows, AI builder, mobile triggers, and best practices for efficient processes.
Power Automate Desktop automates repetitive tasks across desktop and web applications, increasing productivity and reducing errors, with triggers, actions, and recording of desktop actions for unified automation.
Build an automated solution by creating a Power Automate flow that emails a copy of a new expense report from Dataverse, linking expense reports to owners and sending notifications.
Power BI helps collect, analyze, and visualize data with interactive dashboards; explore use cases across sales, marketing, finance, operations, and HR through a hands-on lab.
Build a Power BI dashboard by creating a pie chart and a stack column chart, configuring axes, drilling up and down, and pinning visuals to a campus management dashboard.
Course Description
Unlock Your Potential with Microsoft PowerApps & Power BI – Master Low-Code Development and Data Visualization!
Welcome to one of the most engaging and hands-on courses on Microsoft PowerApps and Power BI! This course is crafted to help you achieve your goals—whether it’s building powerful apps, creating insightful dashboards, or acing the PL-900 and PL-300 certification exams.
Why Take This Course?
Hands-On Learning: Build apps and dashboards step by step with real-world examples.
Certification Ready: Prepare confidently for PL-900 & PL-300 with 15+ practice tests.
Future-Proof Your Career: Learn tools that are transforming businesses worldwide.
What You’ll Achieve
By the end of this course, you’ll:
Create custom apps with PowerApps to simplify business processes.
Design stunning, interactive dashboards with Power BI.
Automate workflows using Power Automate to save time and effort.
Confidently connect to data sources like Microsoft Dataverse, Excel, and more.
Be fully prepared to pass the PL-900 and PL-300 certification exams.
What’s Inside?
Easy-to-follow video lectures that break down complex topics.
Interactive exercises to apply your learning immediately.
15+ expert-designed practice tests to boost your exam confidence.
Tips and tricks for using PowerApps and Power BI like a pro.
Who Should Enroll?
Beginners looking to dive into low-code app development and data analytics.
Business professionals wanting to automate workflows and make data-driven decisions.
Students & IT professionals preparing for Microsoft certifications.
Anyone eager to learn highly sought-after skills in the Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem.
Requirements
No coding experience needed.
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office applications is a plus.
A Microsoft 365 account (trial version works too) for hands-on practice.
Why Wait? Start Building Your Future Today!
Join thousands of learners who have transformed their skills with PowerApps and Power BI. Enroll now to take the first step toward becoming a Power Platform expert and advancing your career.