Power BI Certification Course

Power BI certification lets you explore Power BI concepts like Microsoft Power BI Desktop layouts, BI reports, dashboards, Power BI DAX commands, and functions. Learning how to experiment, fix, prepare, and present data quickly and easily is now convenient with our in-depth Power BI training. Microsoft Power BI is one of the most widely used business intelligence platforms, and our Power BI course follows a hands-on applied learning approach to help you gain expertise in it.

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Course Content
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About the course

Power BI certification training will help you get the most out of Power BI, enabling you to solve business problems and improve operations. This course helps you master the development of dashboards from published reports, discover better insight from the data, & create practical recipes on the various tasks that you can do with Microsoft Power BI.

The global Business Intelligence market size to grow from USD 23.1 billion in 2020 to USD 33.3 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 7.6% during the forecast period[Market Research Report,2020].

Eligibility

This Power BI course is applicable for people who want to understand how to use the Power BI tools and create customized visual reports. It is also suitable for BI and reporting professionals, data analysts, and professionals working with data in any sector.

Pre-requisites

There are no prerequisites for the Power BI certification course.

Skills Covered

Desktop layout
Builtin aggregations
Reports and dashboards
DAX commands and functions

Course Content

Power BI

Lesson 01: Course Introduction
- 1.01 Welcome to Power BI Course
- 1.02 Skills Covered
- 1.03 Business Intelligence and Data Analytics High level Overview
- 1.04 Introduction to Power BI
- 1.05 Different Power BI Offerings
- 1.06 Installing Power BI
Lesson 02: Get Data From Different Data Sources
- 2.01 Identify and Connect to a Data Source
- 2.02 Change Data Source Settings
- 2.03 Select a Shared Dataset
- 2.04 Select a Storage Mode
- 2.05 Choose an Appropriate Query Type
- 2.06 Use Microsoft Dataverse
- 2.07 Use Parameters
- 2.08 Use or Create a PBIDS file
Lesson 03: Profile The Data
- 3.01 Identify Data Anomalies
- 3.02 Examine Data Structures
- 3.03 Interrogate Column Properties
- 3.04 Interrogate Data Statistics
Lesson 04: Clean Transform and Load the Data
- 4.01 Resolve Inconsistencies Unexpected or Null Values and Data Quality Issues
- 4.02 Apply User friendly Value Replacements
- 4.03 Evaluate and Transform Column Data Types
- 4.04 Apply Data Shape Transformations to Table Structures
- 4.05 Combine Queries
- 4.06 Apply User friendly Naming Conventions to Columns and Queries
- 4.07 Leverage Advanced Editor to Modify Power Query M code
Lesson 05: Design a Data Model
- 5.01 Define the Tables
- 5.02 Configure Table and Column Properties
- 5.03 Flatten out a Parent child Hierarchy
- 5.04 Define Role playing Dimensions
- 5.05 Create a Common Date Table
Lesson 06: Develop a Data Model
- 6.01 Apply Cross filter Direction and Security Filtering
- 6.02 Create Calculated Tables
- 6.03 Create Calculated Columns
- 6.04 Implement Row level Security Roles
- 6.05 Set up the Q and A Feature
Lesson 07: Optimize Model Performance
- 7.01 Remove Unnecessary Rows and Columns
- 7.02 Identify Poorly Performing Measures Relationships and Visuals
- 7.03 Improve Cardinality Levels
- 7.04 Optimize DirectQuery Models
- 7.05 Create and Manage Aggregations
- 7.06 Use Query Diagnostics
Lesson 08: Create Reports
- 8.01 Add Visualization Items to Reports
- 8.02 Choose an Appropriate Visualization Type
- 8.03 Format and Configure Visualizations
- 8.04 Apply Slicing and Filtering
- 8.05 Add an R or Python Visual
Lesson 09: Create Dashboards
- 9.01 Set Mobile View
- 9.02 Manage Tiles on a Dashboard
- 9.03 Configure Data Alerts
- 9.04 Use the Q and A Feature
- 9.05 Add a Dashboard Theme
- 9.06 Pin a Live Report Page to a Dashboard
Lesson 10: Enhance Reports to Expose Insights
- 10.01 Perform Top N Analysis
- 10.02 Explore Statistical Summary
- 10.03 Use the Q and A Visual
- 10.04 Add a Quick Insights Result to a Report
- 10.05 Use the Play Axis Feature of a Visualization
- 10.06 Personalize Visuals
Lesson 11: Perform Advanced Analysis
- 11.01 Identify Outliers
- 11.02 Conduct Time Series Analysis
- 11.03 Use Groupings and Binnings
- 11.04 Use the Key Influencers to Explore Dimensional Variances
- 11.05 Use the Decomposition Tree Visual to Break Down a Measure
- 11.06 Apply AI Insights
Lesson 12: Manage Datasets
- 12.01 Configure a Dataset Scheduled Refresh
- 12.02 Configure Row level Security Group Membership
- 12.03 Configure Incremental Refresh Settings
- 12.04 Promote or Certify Power BI Datasets

What do I need to do to unlock my certificate?

To obtain the Power BI course completion certificate, you must complete the Power BI online training.

FAQs

What is DAX in Power BI?

DAX refers to Data Analysis Expressions, a formula language that is used throughout Power BI. It is a library of functions and operators that can be combined to create formulas and expressions in Power BI.
How do beginners learn Power BI?

Power BI is a power business intelligence tool and beginners should first understand the concepts of data visualization before starting to use it. Power BI course online certification is one of the best resources beginners can pick to learn it from scratch.
How do I enrol in this online training?
You can enrol in this training on our website and make an online payment using any of the following option
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Once payment is received, you will automatically receive a payment receipt and access information via email.