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This comprehensive training program covers many concepts in Microsoft Power BI. From beginner to advanced levels, learn data visualization, advanced DAX expression, Python integration, custom visuals, data preparation, and collaboration in Power BI service. Develop expertise in Power BI and position yourself for a successful career in data analytics.

This course teaches the fundamental concepts of DAX in Power BI. If you have the questions: How do I learn DAX? What is the best way to learn DAX fast?-then this is the best course for you. This course teaches fundamental concepts and does not cover visualization or various advanced DAX patterns for specific questions.

This comprehensive course delves deep into Power BI, guiding you through essential skills such as interactive reporting, DAX calculations, and advanced data modelling. From enabling interactive features to crafting insightful reports, gain the expertise needed to harness Power BI's full potential and excel in data analysis and visualization.

An intermediate-level course that will help you improve your Power BI skills and become an expert data analyst or data scientist. The course is carefully structured to provide an in-depth understanding of Microsoft Power BI and its features, along with some important tips and tricks.

This compact crash course teaches learners to optimize their Microsoft Power BI use, gain insights into circular dependency errors and the new DAX functions, and use Power BI template files to enhance data modeling/analysis. The course provides guidance and real-world examples to streamline Power BI projects and achieve data visualization goals effectively.

This Microsoft Power BI course will help you become a Power BI expert. It'll enhance your skills by offering you comprehensive knowledge on Power BI Desktop and Power BI Online, and unleash the capabilities of Power BI to perform a comprehensive analysis of data from multiple sources and present the data using the perfect visualization.

With our Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI course, you can discover the full potential of Microsoft Power BI and go on a transforming journey into the world of data mastery. Explore the nuances of Power BI in great detail as we walk you through 14 thorough sections, each expertly designed to improve your abilities. From mastering the art of Data Transformation using the Query Editor to creating impactful Data Models, our course ensures a holistic understanding of the Microsoft Power BI landscape. Take your data visualization to new heights, explore the synergy between Power BI and Python, and unravel the art of storytelling with data. Dive into the essentials of DAX, unlocking the power of CALCULATE functions, and seamlessly navigate the Power BI Service in the Cloud. Immerse yourself in the intricacies of Row-Level Security and explore additional data sources. Elevate your proficiency, and chart your course toward continuous improvement with our guidance on the next steps to stay abreast of industry developments. Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI Course Learning Outcomes: Use the Query Editor to learn sophisticated Data Transformation techniques. Gain a solid understanding of building complex data models. Use Python's and Power BI's combined strengths to improve data visualisation. Use statistics to create engaging stories by mastering the craft of storytelling. Utilise the CALCULATE function and apply fundamental DAX ideas. To improve data security, use row-level security. Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI Section 01: Introduction Section 02: Preparing our Project Section 03: Data Transformation - The Query Editor in Microsoft Power BI Section 04: Data Transformation - Advanced in Microsoft Power BI Section 05: Creating a Data Model Section 06: Data Visualization Section 07: Power BI & Python Section 08: Storytelling with Data Section 09: DAX - The Essentials in Microsoft Power BI Section 10: DAX - The CALCULATE function in Microsoft Power BI Section 11: Power BI Service - Power BI Cloud Section 12: Row-Level Security Section 13: More data sources Section 14: Next steps to improve & stay up to date Certificate of Achievement Endorsed Certificate of Achievement from the Quality Licence Scheme Learners will be able to achieve an endorsed certificate after completing the course as proof of their achievement. You can order the endorsed certificate for Free to be delivered to your home by post. For international students, there is an additional postage charge of £10. Endorsement The Quality Licence Scheme (QLS) has endorsed this course for its high-quality, non-regulated provision and training programmes. The QLS is a UK-based organisation that sets standards for non-regulated training and learning. This endorsement means that the course has been reviewed and approved by the QLS and meets the highest quality standards. Who is this course for? Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst - Power BI Specialist Business Intelligence Consultant Data Visualization Expert Power BI Developer Analytics Manager Reporting Analyst Data Scientist - Power BI Requirements Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI To enrol in this Level 7 Advanced Diploma in Microsoft Power BI, Purchasing & Procurement course, all you need is a basic understanding of the English Language and an internet connection. Career path Power BI Developer: Average Salary: £40,000 to £65,000 per year Business Intelligence Analyst: Average Salary: £35,000 to £55,000 per year Data Analyst - Power BI Specialist: Average Salary: £30,000 to £50,000 per year BI Consultant: Average Salary: £45,000 to £70,000 per year Data Scientist - Power BI: Average Salary: £50,000 to £80,000 per year Certificates CPD Accredited PDF Certificate Digital certificate - Included QLS Endorsed Hard Copy Certificate Hard copy certificate - Included CPD Accredited Hard Copy Certificate Hard copy certificate - £9.99 CPD Accredited Hard Copy Certificate Delivery Charge: Inside the UK: Free Outside of the UK: £9.99 each

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Power Query and Power Pivot in Microsoft Excel:  A Quickstart Guide   Course Description   Copyright Ross Maynard 2022   Course Description Power Query and Power Pivot are two tools available in Microsoft Excel. If you are serious about data analysis, then you need to know how to use these tools. This Quickstart guide will give you the skills you need to get started with these powerful features. The Power Query tool allows you to import external data and then modify it to meet your needs, before loading it into Excel. These editing tasks are all things you can do manually in Excel, but Power Query greatly speeds things up when you have a large volume of data. The Power Pivot tool allows you to connect multiple data tables in an extended pivot table. Power Pivot also introduces new analysis and query tools to further enhance data analysis. If data analysis is your thing, then this course will help you get up to speed with these feature-filled tools. Through screen-capture video, the course provides a step-by-step guide to the foundation skills needed to use both Power Query and Power Pivot effectively. The course is designed to make your first steps into Power Query easy and to build your confidence to use them on your own. Both Power Query and Power Pivot are also available in Microsoft Power BI – the data visualisation suite. Once you have learned how to use Power Query and Power Pivot in Excel with this course, you’ll have a head start in getting to grips with Power BI Get up to speed with Power Query and Power Pivot in Microsoft Excel with this Quickstart guide.     Key Learning Points  On completion of the course, delegates will be able to: Use Power Query to load data from an external source into Microsoft Excel Clean and manipulate external data before loading it into Excel Consolidate separate files with Power Query Update Excel tables with new data in the same format Use Power Query to “unpivot” report tables to prepare the data for analysis Explain the core functionality of Power Pivot Link data tables together in the Power Pivot data model Create pivot tables that draw data from several source data tables Create performance measures and new analysis in the Power Pivot data model Use the most popular DAX query language functions in Power Pivot     Curriculum Lesson 1: Power Query Quickstart Lesson 2: Consolidating Files with Power Query Lesson 3: Unpivoting a Table Lesson 4: Power Pivot Quickstart Lesson 5: Power Pivot – Adding Data and Functionality Lesson 6: Key DAX Functions for Power Pivot Lesson 7: The DAX CALCULATE Function Lesson 8: Key Learning Points     Pre-Course Requirements There are no pre-course requirements     Additional Resources Starter spreadsheets for each lesson are provided so that learners can follow the steps presented.     Course Tutor Your tutor is Ross Maynard. Ross is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in the UK and has 30 years’ experience as a process improvement consultant specialising in business processes and organisation development. Ross is also a professional author of online training courses. Ross lives in Scotland with his wife, daughter and Cocker Spaniel     Questions What is the main feature of Power Query? The ability to link data tables together to create pivot tables that allow data to be drawn from any and all of the source tables The ability to clean and manipulate large volumes of external data efficiently and to load the result into Microsoft Excel The removal of Microsoft Excel’s restrictions on file sizes and the number of rows of data allowed The ability to visualise data in dashboards and management reports     What is the main feature of Power Pivot? The ability to link data tables together to create pivot tables that allow data to be drawn from any and all of the source tables The ability to clean and manipulate large volumes of external data efficiently and to load the result into Microsoft Excel The removal of Microsoft Excel’s restrictions on file sizes and the number of rows of data allowed The ability to visualise data in dashboards and management reports     Which of the following actions cannot be performed within Power Query? Split text into multiple columns Trimming text and removing spaces Creating calculated columns using DAX functions Make date based calculations   Which of the following statements is true? You can use Power Query to combine files that have the same format and open them all in the same spreadsheet You can use Power Query to link data tables and create pivot tables that pull data items from all the linked tables You can use Power Query to create interactive dashboard reports You can use Power Query to export data files to Microsoft Access and other databases     Which of the following provides a compelling case to use Power Pivot in Microsoft Excel? The data visualisation and presentation features of Power Pivot are much more powerful than those in Excel Power Pivot offers the ability to clean large files of data imported from other systems quickly Existing reports and tables can be “reverse engineered” (unpivoted) to create data tables for more advanced analysis Files sizes in Power Pivot are smaller than in Excel and there is no limit on the number of rows of data that can be stored. This makes it much faster and more efficient to use Power Pivot for large data sets     Power Pivot uses analysis functions from the DAX formula language. What does “DAX” stand for? Digital Architecture Extraction Data Arbitrage Extrapolation Display Analytics Extension Data Analysis Expressions Deeply Annoying Exercise   The DAX CALCULATE function is one of the most powerful and useful functions available in Power Pivot. Which statement best describes it? It performs row by row calculations defined by the user and adds the total of them all together for a specified table It performs row by row calculations defined by the user and displays the maximum result for a specified table It performs a defined calculation and then applies filters specified by the user It filters the data in a specified table according to criteria set by the user   As well as in Power Pivot in Microsoft Excel, in what application are DAX functions also available? Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Forms Microsoft Teams Microsoft Power BI   How do DAX functions differ from Microsoft Excel functions? DAX functions are designed specifically for use with SQL based data sources DAX functions are completely new and provide additional functionality within Microsoft Excel DAX functions never take a cell reference or a range as reference, but instead take a column or table as reference DAX date and time functions return a date as a serial number, whereas Excel date and time functions return a datetime data type  

Are you someone wishing to learn the skills to analyze data professionally using Power BI? Do you want to learn to create impressive reports? Then this is the right course for you! Learn the complete workflow in Power BI from A-to-Z and advanced analytics with DAX-calculated columns and measures, forecasting, and advanced analytics.