Microsoft Power BI for Beginners & Excel Users

Mastering Data Analysis and Dynamic Visualizations with Microsoft Power BI - Recorded Live with Executives in Training.


What you'll learn
Understand the basic features and functionalities of Power BI.
Acquire skills in importing data from various sources and transforming it for analysis.
Learn how to create simple visualizations like charts, graphs, and tables to represent data effectively.
Grasp the fundamentals of data modeling and relationships within Power BI.
Gain hands-on experience by working on practical exercises and projects that simulate real-world scenarios.
Lay the groundwork for more advanced topics in Power BI by understanding the essentials thoroughly.
Learn to publish and share report with stakeholders

Requirements
Excel knowledge is a plus but no prior experience required in Power BI.
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Description
Dive into a course initially recorded live, making it engaging and interactive. You won't just be passively learning; you'll feel like you're right there in the room with participants from the corporate world and learning solutions to REAL problems.
Here's what you'll learn in each unit:
Introduction to Business Intelligence
Overview of Business Intelligence
The journey from data to wisdom
Understanding the Business Intelligence process with Power BI
Understanding the Data Cycle
Exploring the limitations of traditional tools like Excel
Reviewing different licensing options in Power BI
Data Transformation Techniques in Power BI
Introduction to Power BI Query Editor
Common issues with data and how to identify them
Steps for effective data cleaning:
Removing columns and rows
Setting the first row as header
Changing data types, replacing values, and removing spaces
Handling errors, renaming and optimizing steps
Filling down missing values, splitting columns, and removing duplicates
Tips and tricks to automate data cleaning
Data Modeling and Enrichment
Basics of data modelling and building relationships
Understanding filter propagation and cardinality
Best practices in data model construction
Introduction to data enrichment: Creating calculated columns and measures
Basics of Data Visualization
Familiarization with native and custom visuals in Power BI
Hands-on creation of various charts (pie, line, bar), tables, and cards
Techniques for drilling down hierarchies and setting visual interactions
Formatting visuals and reports, including titles, legends, and axes
Utilizing slicers and different levels of filtering
Applying conditional formatting
Embedding images into reports
Publishing and Sharing Insights
Steps to publish reports and set default user experiences
Creating and managing workspaces for collaboration
Strategies for sharing reports effectively
Designing reports for mobile layouts
Who this course is for:
Business Professionals: Professionals from various industries who want to leverage Power BI to analyze and visualize data, make data-driven decisions, and communicate insights effectively within their organizations.
Students and Recent Graduates: Students pursuing degrees in business, analytics, or related fields who wish to gain practical skills in data analysis and visualization to enhance their academic studies or improve their employability.
Career Switchers: Individuals transitioning from non technical roles to roles that require data analysis skills, such as business analysts, data analysts, or data scientists, who need a solid foundation in Power BI to excel in their new careers.
Self-Learners and Enthusiasts: Individuals with a curiosity for data analysis and a desire to learn new skills, regardless of their professional background, who are motivated to explore the capabilities of Power BI and its applications in various contexts.

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