
About Course
1. Introduction to Power BI
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What is Power BI and why is it important in data analysis?
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Understanding the Power BI interface and tools.
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Differences between Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service, and Power BI Mobile.
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Setting up Power BI Desktop and Power BI account.
2. Getting Started with Power BI Desktop
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Connecting to different data sources: Excel, CSV, databases, web, and more.
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Importing and transforming data using Power Query.
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Understanding tables, queries, and data models in Power BI.
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Cleaning and reshaping data for analysis.
3. Data Modeling in Power BI
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Creating relationships between tables (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many).
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Understanding data normalization and creating a star schema.
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Introduction to DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) for calculations and metrics.
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Building calculated columns, measures, and KPIs.
4. Creating Visualizations
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Choosing the right visualization: Bar charts, line charts, pie charts, tables, maps, and more.
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Customizing visuals: Formatting colors, titles, legends, and axis.
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Using slicers and filters to make reports interactive.
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Creating and editing visuals in Power BI.
5. Power BI Dashboards
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Building interactive dashboards with multiple reports.
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Publishing and sharing your Power BI reports.
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Embedding visualizations in reports and using bookmarks for navigation.
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Designing a user-friendly interface for dashboards.
6. Advanced Features in Power BI
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Working with advanced DAX functions and calculations.
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Understanding row-level security to control data access for different users.
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Integrating Power BI with Excel and other Microsoft tools.
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Using Power BI Service to collaborate, share, and manage reports
7. Power BI Query Editor (Power Query)
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Deep dive into Power Query: Filtering, sorting, merging, and appending data.
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Transforming and cleaning data using Power Query editor.
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Using advanced transformations like pivoting, unpivoting, and creating custom columns.
8. Power BI for Data Analysis & Reporting
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Time intelligence in Power BI: Working with date and time data.
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Analyzing and visualizing data trends, correlations, and patterns.
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Creating report pages, visuals, and drill-through reports.
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How to effectively communicate your data insights.
9. Power BI Mobile & Sharing Reports
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Optimizing reports for mobile devices.
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Sharing your Power BI reports with others in your organization.
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Setting up data refresh schedules to keep reports up-to-date.
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Publishing reports to the Power BI cloud service.
10. Final Project & Certification
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Create a comprehensive Power BI report or dashboard using real-world datasets.
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Showcase your skills in building an interactive, visually engaging report.
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Receive personalized feedback on your final project and get a certificate of completion.
Software Requirements:
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Power BI Desktop (free download from Microsoft’s official website).
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Access to data sources like Excel, CSV files, or databases.
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A Power BI account (for sharing and collaboration; free version available).
Key Takeaways from this Course:
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Master data modeling and visualizations in Power BI.
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Learn how to work with both simple and complex datasets.
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Gain a deep understanding of DAX for advanced data calculations.
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Develop the ability to create interactive reports and dashboards.
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Learn how to use Power BI in a business setting for data-driven decision-making.
Target Audience:
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Business analysts, data analysts, and professionals looking to upskill in data visualization.
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Beginners who want to learn how to analyze and visualize data using Power BI.
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Managers or decision-makers who want to gain insights from business data.
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Anyone who wants to learn data modeling, reporting, and dashboard creation.
Materials Included:
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Video tutorials and lectures on Power BI concepts.
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Downloadable Power BI project files and practice datasets.
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Quizzes and assignments to test your understanding.
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Access to additional resources and reading materials to deepen your knowledge.
Requirements/Instructions:
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A computer with an internet connection.
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Basic knowledge of Excel or data analytics concepts is helpful but not required.
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Power BI Desktop installed (free version) to complete practical exercises.