Power BI Desktop
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Very interesting and useful course. Instructor was extremely patient, as the user system wasn't always fast enough to keep up! I wasn't able to hear the training all the time as he spoke softly. Thanks a lot.
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It was a very informative and inspiring course. Grant is very calming and clear. His examples and explanations were good enough as to make us understand all topics covered during the training.
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I loved this course. It was informative and the examples used in class were really good.
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Course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Advanced
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
2 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
As Microsoft are gradually transition their self-service BI solution from Excel to Power Bi Desktop, this course shows users how to use Power BI Desktop to import data from a wide variety of data sources; model data by creating relationships, custom measures and calculated columns; and create a wide variety of visualizations and interactive dashboards.
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Location
Start date
Start date
Reviews
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Very interesting and useful course. Instructor was extremely patient, as the user system wasn't always fast enough to keep up! I wasn't able to hear the training all the time as he spoke softly. Thanks a lot.
← | →
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It was a very informative and inspiring course. Grant is very calming and clear. His examples and explanations were good enough as to make us understand all topics covered during the training.
← | →
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I loved this course. It was informative and the examples used in class were really good.
← | →
Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Anonymous
Caroline Douglas
Gill Cubitt
Peter Elliott
Colin Meneely
Helen Hail
Anonymous
Alistreis Mawhourses
Richard Murray
Subjects
- Excel
- Import
- MS Excel
- BI
- Data
- Data sources
- Power BI Desktop on-site training
- Power BI Desktop in-house training
- Power BI Desktop training
- Power BI
- Power BI Desktop
- Creating relationships
- BI Desktop
Course programme
As Microsoft are gradually transition their self-service BI solution from Excel to Power Bi Desktop, this course shows users how to use Power BI Desktop to import data from a wide variety of data sources; model data by creating relationships, custom measures and calculated columns; and create a wide variety of visualizations and interactive dashboards.
Power BI Desktop basics
What is Power BI
What is Power BI Desktop
Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service
Power BI Desktop and Microsoft Excel
Installing Power BI Desktop
Importing data
Overveiew of data sources
Connecting to data sources
Importing excel workbooks
Importing access databases
Connecting to sql server
Query Editor basics
Creating a query
Understanding query steps
Automatically generated steps
Renaming a query
Renaming columns
Changing data types
The close & apply command
Combining data
Appending queries
Rationalising column names
Performing merge operations
Performing expand operations
Transforming data columns
Transforming column data types
Removing columns
Shifting columns around
Merging columns
Splitting columns
Creating custom columns
Data modelling
Working in data view
Working in relationship view
Auto-detection of table relationships
Creating table relationships manually
Setting cardinality
Cross filter direction
Using DAX
Creating Calculated Fields
Implicit and Explicit Calculated Fields
Using DAX aggregate functions in a PowerPivot PivotTable
Using CountRows and DistinctCount Functions
The difference between evaluations using Row Context and evaluations using Filter Context
Advanced DAX functions: SUMX and CALCULATE
Time Intelligence Functions
Creating reports
Working in report view
Creating tables and key metrics
Working with matrixes
Filtering data with slicers
Creating visualizations
Creating column and bar charts
Creating line and area charts
Creating scatter charts
Treemap visualizations
Using charts as slicers
Using maps with geographical data
Using custom visuals in your reports
Creating interactive dashboards
Additional information
Power BI Desktop