Power BI Fundamentals - Create visualizations and dashboards from scratch
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Upskill as an IT professional. Prepare to tackle the Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate (PL-300) certification exam.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Exam PL-300 Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst: Introduction
- Module introduction: Prepare the data
- Learning objectives
- Identify and connect to data sources or a shared semantic model
- Change data source settings, including credentials and privacy levels
- Choose between DirectQuery and import
- Create and modify parameters
- Learning objectives
- Evaluate data, including data statistics and column properties
- Resolve inconsistencies, unexpected or null values, and data quality issues
- Resolve data import errors
- Learning objectives
- Select appropriate column data types
- Create and transform columns
- Group and aggregate rows
- Pivot, unpivot, and transpose data
- Convert semi-structured data to a table
- Create fact tables and dimension tables
- When to use reference or duplicate queries and their impact
- Merge and append queries
- Identify and create appropriate keys for relationships
- Configure data loading for queries
- Module introduction: Model the data
- Learning objectives
- Configure table and column properties
- Implement role-playing dimensions
- Define a relationship's cardinality and cross-filter direction
- Create a common date table
- Use cases for calculated columns and calculated tables
- Learning objectives
- Create single aggregation measures
- Use the CALCULATE function
- Implement time intelligence measures
- Use basic statistical functions
- Create semi-additive measures
- Create a measure using quick measures
- Create calculated tables or columns
- Create calculation groups
- Learning objectives
- Find and remove extra rows and columns to improve performance
- Identify poorly performing measures, relationships, and visuals
- Improve performance by reducing granularity
- Module introduction: Visualize and analyze the data
- Learning objectives
- Select an appropriate visual
- Format and configure visuals
- Apply and customize a theme
- Apply conditional formatting
- Apply slicing and filtering
- Configure the report page
- Choose when to use a paginated report
- Create visual calculations by using DAX
- Learning objectives
- Configure bookmarks
- Create custom tooltips
- Edit and configure interactions between visuals
- Configure navigation for a report
- Apply sorting to visuals
- Configure sync slicers
- Group and layer visuals using the Selection pane
- Configure drill through navigation
- Configure export settings
- Design reports for mobile devices
- Enable personalized visuals in a report
- Design and configure Power BI reports for accessibility
- Configure automatic page refresh
- Learning objectives
- Use the Analyze feature in Power BI
- Use grouping, binning, and clustering
- Use AI visuals
- Use reference lines, error bars, and forecasting
- Detect outliers and anomalies
- Module introduction: Manage and secure Power BI
- Learning objectives
- Create and configure a workspace
- Configure and update a workspace app
- Publish, import, or update items in a workspace
- Create dashboards
- Choose a distribution method
- Configure subscriptions and data alerts
- Promote or certify Power BI content
- Identify when a gateway is required
- Configure a semantic model scheduled refresh
- Learning objectives
- Assign workspace roles
- Configure item-level access
- Configure access to semantic models
- Implement row-level security roles
- Configure row-level security group membership
- Apply sensitivity labels
- Exam PL-300 Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst: Summary
Taught by
Joshua Rischin