
Load Excel data, build the data model, and craft Power BI visuals—bar and donut charts, tables, and formatted labels—within a completed report.
Explore how to view a Power BI visual in large format, use focus mode and spotlight, and export data or view it as a table with sorting options.
Explore Power BI filter types—visual, page, and report filters—with hands-on demonstrations of applying, restricting, and navigating filters across pages to tailor data views.
Learn to use Power BI filter types—basic, advanced, and topN—to refine reports, select single values, hide options, and tailor visuals for specific regions or criteria.
Learn to edit interaction and sync slicer in Power BI for beginners, controlling how slicer selections affect visuals across summary and detail pages.
Create and switch between multiple visuals in Power BI using bookmarks and buttons to display profit and quantity, then test and publish the report.
Build a month-by-year Power BI visualization and learn to toggle between views using bookmark-driven on/off buttons, add and align images, and refine bottom-of-visual interactions for end users.
Learn to customize tooltips in Power BI by configuring the tooltip settings, including vertical alignment, background, and transparency. Apply colors and category labels to hover interactions.
In drill down, learn to build a Power BI metrics report by adding rows, columns, and measures, exploring data from state to city levels and formatting for profit insights.
Learn how to apply conditional formatting in Power BI for beginners, using background colors, font color rules, and icon sets to visualize profit margins and quantity thresholds.
demonstrates building a hierarchy in Power BI using city and state fields, arranging columns for drill-down, and adapting drag-and-drop steps to create multi-state reports.
Power BI for beginner teaches file management, data import, transformation, refreshing, and publishing reports using templates and source connections.
Explore how the Power BI team option affects colors, filters, and organization-wide reports. Learn to add data, create visuals, and customize themes for effective dashboards.
Explore the transform data window in the home tab, learning to remove columns, apply changes, manage sources, and use duplicate versus reference to protect source data.
Explore how to transform data with the Power BI home tab, including grouping by fields, adding columns, duplicating queries, and performing unions, joins, and date handling.
Explore transforming data in Power BI using the home tab and option management. Learn to apply filters, create new queries, and generate distinct values from a list of values.
Learn to use the transform tab in Power BI to clean and reshape data with fill down and up, rename, replace values, concatenate, split, and case transformations.
Learn to transform data in Power BI using the add column tab, creating custom and conditional columns, applying case changes, indexing serial numbers, and duplicating columns for reporting.
Learn about one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships in Power BI, and how to connect tables effectively for beginner analysis.
Explore Power BI relationships and data modeling by mapping one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many connections between tables, and build robust reports.
Learn how to model relationships in Power BI, manage many-to-many connections, and create a new table to resolve data misalignment across tables.
Create and manage relationships in Power BI data models, define table relations, and resolve multiple relationships to ensure accurate reporting.
Connect Power BI to a database using Windows authentication, choose import mode, load tables, and establish relationships and connections to enable analysis.
Learn how to connect to an external data site, load the data into Power BI, and analyze basic percentages and gender distribution in a population.
Learn how to import custom visuals in Power BI, choose marketplace visuals (including Microsoft certified ones), add them to the report canvas, and analyze profitability with interactive tooltips.
Introduction to Power BI: Students will gain a basic understanding of what Power BI is and its role in business intelligence. They will learn about the different components of Power BI, including Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service, and Power BI Mobile.
Data Sources and Data Transformation: Students will learn how to connect to various data sources, such as databases, Excel files, SharePoint, and online services. They will understand how to import and transform data using Power Query Editor to clean and shape the data for analysis.
Data Modeling: Students will learn about data modeling concepts in Power BI. They will understand how to create relationships between different tables, define measures and calculated columns using DAX (Data Analysis Expressions), and create hierarchies for organizing data.
Data Visualization: Students will gain skills in creating visually appealing and interactive reports and dashboards in Power BI. They will learn how to use different types of visualizations (such as charts, tables, maps, and slicers) to present data effectively. They will also explore formatting options and best practices for designing engaging visualizations.
Power Query: Students will learn advanced techniques in Power Query for data transformation and manipulation. They will understand how to use functions, conditional statements, and other data shaping techniques to clean and prepare data for analysis.
DAX (Data Analysis Expressions): Students will gain proficiency in using DAX formulas to create calculations, measures, and calculated columns in Power BI. They will learn how to write DAX expressions for aggregating, filtering, and manipulating data to derive meaningful insights.
Interactive Reports and Dashboards: Students will learn how to create interactive reports and dashboards in Power BI. They will understand how to add interactivity through slicers, filters, and drill-through actions to enable users to explore data and gain insights.
Data Refresh and Sharing: Students will learn how to refresh data in Power BI and schedule automatic data refreshes. They will understand how to publish and share reports and dashboards with others, both within the organization and externally.
Power BI Service: Students will gain an understanding of the Power BI Service, which is the cloud-based platform for sharing and collaborating on Power BI content. They will learn how to publish reports, create workspaces, manage access and permissions, and utilize collaboration features.
Advanced Analytics and Custom Visualizations: Depending on the course, students may also learn about advanced analytics features in Power BI, such as forecasting, clustering, and sentiment analysis. They may also explore custom visualizations, where they can import and use third-party visualizations to extend the capabilities of Power BI.
By completing a Power BI course, students will develop the skills and knowledge required to analyze and visualize data effectively, create interactive reports and dashboards, and share insights with stakeholders. These skills are valuable in various roles, including data analysis, business intelligence, reporting, and decision-making.