Power BI Training
Power BI allows you to collate data from many sources in order to create interactive, immersive dashboards and reports that helps you to attain actionable business results.
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Power BI Desktop Introduction
Course Overview
- Importing Data into Power BI
- Data Modelling
- DAX and Calculations
- Interactive Data Visualisations
- Power BI Service
Audience:
This course will benefit those who analyse data and create reports. Getting data from different sources and producing dashboards and reports.
Prerequisite:
Learners should have Intermediate/advanced level of knowledge of Microsoft Excel including knowledge of Pivot Table.
Duration:
This is a two day Power BI Course. The course starts at 09:30 and runs until 16:30. Alternate timings can be arranged upon request. The course can be held on a date that suits you.
Location:
Our Power BI course can be run at our training venue near Liverpool Street (London) or any preferred location in the UK or Europe.
Power BI Desktop Introduction Course Outline
WHAT IS POWER BI?Power Query The Data Model/Power Pivot Rich interactive visualisations Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service THE POWER BI DESKTOP INTERFACEDifferent Views Visualisation and Fields pane Power BI Desktop Options GETTING DATA INTO POWER BIFrom Text Files From CSV files From Web From Folder From Excel ranges and sheets UNDERSTANDING POWER QUERYUnderstanding the Power Query interface Renaming and deleting steps Cleaning messy data example Refreshing a query Power Query Options COMMON POWER QUERY FEATURESUnpivot Columns Setting Data Types Append Queries Merge Queries CREATING THE DATA MODELCreate table relationships Edit and delete relationships Understand filter context Tables & Columns – Understanding basic Data View – Seeing your underlying Exploring Data – Easy data profiling Managing Schema & Data Changes – Connections & Tables – Data lineage. | Data Refresh – Optimising new data acquisition. Relating Tables – Telling Power BI how your data relates internally. Rules & Limitations – Filter flow options and consequences. Auto-Detecting – Pros and cons of saving design time Relationship View – Working on your data model structure GETTING STARTED WITH DAXHow is DAX different to Excel Formulas Calculated Columns vs Measures Creating a Calculated Column Creating Measures Using Common DAX Functions LOOKUP AND FILTER DAX FUNCTIONSWhy these functions are useful? RELATED Function CALCUALTE Function FILTER Function INTERACTIVE VISUALISATIONSAdding tiles to a Report Creating Charts Using Geographic Data Creating Matrixes Using Slicers Other Filter tools (Report, Pages, Editing Interactions Highlight vs Filter Formatting Visualisations Drill Down POWER BI SERVICEPublishing your Report Mobile Layout Reports and Dashboards Bookmarks Understanding Gateways Refreshing your Reports |
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(which includes a tailor-made training programme for the individual where they can mix and match the topics from various levels to get the most cost-effective training
Group for up to 8 learners
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Extras
This is a sample of some of the Short training videos. Please note that you can get access to many more, once you have done a course with us and are registered as one of our delegates.