
Welcome to the Course
Explore how power bi essential training introduces connecting data sources, building dashboards with filters and visuals, and creating dax measures for insightful reports.
download Power BI Desktop using either the official site or the Microsoft Store, then install after verifying 64-bit system requirements; 32-bit is not supported.
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Article: Using Power Query in Power BI Desktop
Please look at the Data carefully.
There are 3 separate Sales tables and 1 Product table.
Required to bring combine data using Power Query (All three Sales Tables and Product Name from Product table).
Use the merge query option in Power BI essential training to join multiple tables with a left outer join and bring brand names and product keys into the sales table.
Explore Power Query tools and options in Power BI essential training, including changing data types, splitting columns, duplicating and removing duplicates, and extracting month names from dates.
Explore advanced Power Query concepts by connecting to diverse data sources, including Excel and CSV files, and forming folder connections. Combine all files into one table to prepare for visualisations.
Connect with multiple Excel sheets in a workbook to pull data, set the first row as headers, remove extra columns, and refresh automatically as new sheets are added.
Explore the Power BI Desktop canvas, connect data sources like Microsoft Access, build data models, and create visuals and dashboards with marketplace and AI visuals.
Explore how to select and switch visuals in Power BI, from column charts and treemaps to cards and metrics, and compare table versus pivot-like visuals for drilldown.
Master selecting visuals in Power BI to shape dashboards and reports, using appropriate charts, filters, and data relationships to clearly compare sales, costs, profits, and by year and category.
Learn to edit visuals in Power BI by adjusting legends, data labels, colors, titles, backgrounds, borders, and formatting options, and place visuals on the canvas.
Learn to use card visuals to display total profit, total sales, and total cost in a Power BI dashboard report, and arrange and size them effectively.
Learn to use slicers in Power BI to filter visuals, connect multiple slicers to charts, switch to focus mode, view data in tables, and explore subcategory filtering.
Learn to distinguish a fact table from dimension tables in Power BI, build many-to-one relationships, and apply a star schema to filter sales data by product, category, month, and salesman.
In this lecture, learn why DAX is essential for Power BI by building and using measures to calculate total sales, total cost, gross profit, and margin across data tables.
Explore model optimization in Power BI by creating measures for year-over-year and actual vs budget comparisons, using dashboards to analyze sales, margins, and time intelligence for period comparisons.
Explore Power BI's time intelligence feature to calculate same period last year, compare totals across years and months, and build dynamic visual insights.
Learn to solve Power BI case studies by building a complete dashboard with cards, slicers, and visuals, using data mapping, P&L style measures, and interactive year, month, or quarter views.
Case study 1 guides you to connect data, optimize the Power BI data model, trim unnecessary columns, and build a dashboard by linking product categories and subcategories.
Create DAX measures in Power BI from a data model, including total sales, total cost, and profit percentage, using arithmetic and aggregation for year-filtered visuals.
Learn to build a Power BI dashboard from visual inspection to interactive visuals, using slicers, charts, and trend lines to analyze sales, profits, and calendar year data.
Learn to customize visual colors in Power BI by selecting and editing data colors, applying a color theme, and instantly changing all visuals with the latest view options.
Consolidate three years of data and map traffic alarms in Power BI to build a time-aware dashboard, using Excel pivot data and mapping tables.
Demonstrates Power BI data preparation by importing two Excel tables, transforming and merging them, creating a mapping, and building relationships and a pivot to analyze revenue and expenses in USD.
Explore building a complete data model in Power BI by integrating 2017–2019 data from Excel and Word, creating mapping and calendar tables, defining relationships, and building interactive visuals with slicers.
Knowledge is Power.
Learn how to use it.
We all are surrounded by data and data is everywhere, but problem is to handle chaotic data to turn into the reports to take business decisions.
WHAT IS POWER BI
Power BI is a collection of software services that work together to turn your unrelated sources of data into interactive insights.
Power BI lets you easily connect to your data sources, visualize (or discover) what’s important, and share that with anyone or everyone you want.
BIG DATA IS EVERYWHERE
The term “big data” has been around since the 1990s, yet the explosion of data in the past few years has driven home its relevance and importance. The world is already generating an estimated 2.5 exabytes of data every day. That’s expected to rise to 463 exabytes daily by 2025.
Learn Microsoft Power BI (Business Intelligence) which creates useful report quickly and let you improve your Data Analysis techniques. There are many programs you can use to prepare reports and analyze data, but Power BI is the leader in market of business intelligence and easy to acquire the necessary skills.
WHY USE POWER BI
Starts from Free and then minimal upfront cots
Big Data connectivity, live query connection
Automation of tasks and create reports once
View Power BI reports across multiple platforms and devices
Consolidate multiple data sources through Power BI
Drag-and-drop functionality
Quick sharing of Dashboards
Drill-down functionality
Natural Query Language
Growing Power BI online community
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Simple methods to Analyze data with Power BI and gain Insights
Automate manual reporting processes with Power BI
PREREQUISITES
Fundamental Excel Knowledge is an added advantage
Knowledge of Excel Pivot Tables is an added advantage
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR?
Power BI beginners
Data Analyst
Visualization and Dashboards lovers
It is for everybody who want Business Intelligence skills