Learning Power BI Desktop

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Free Online Course: Learning Power BI Desktop provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Learning Power BI Desktop is taught by Gini von Courter.

Overview
  • Learn how to connect and transform your data with Power BI Desktop, the powerful data analysis and visualization software from Microsoft.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Model and visualize your data with Power BI Desktop
    • What you need for this course
    1. Getting Started
    • Power BI tools
    • Install Power BI Desktop
    • Launch Power BI Desktop
    2. Get Data
    • Power BI data sources: The basics
    • Connect to a file: Excel
    • Connect to a file: CSV
    • Connect to databases
    • Connect to a web data source
    • Connect to a SharePoint list
    • Connect to Microsoft Dataverse
    • Advanced connection types: DirectQuery and live connections
    • Open a PBIX file or Excel data model
    • Change the data source for a PBIX file
    3. Transform Data with the Power Query Editor
    • Use the Power Query Editor
    • Reduce rows
    • Filter, set data type, replace values
    • Unpivot columns
    • Transform columns
    4. Combine, Append, and Merge Data
    • Prep to combine multiple tables
    • Append data to a query
    • Add an index column
    • Clean up data
    • Relate tables in your model
    • Hide or display queries
    • Merge data
    5. Create Reports and Visualizations
    • Use the Power BI Desktop report view
    • Format visualizations and apply themes
    • Create text visuals: Cards, table, and matrix
    • Apply preset styles and conditional formatting
    • Apply formatting to titles
    6. Use Filters and Q&A in a Report
    • Use slicers to filter visuals
    • Filter reports and pages
    • Add search capabilities with a Q&A visualization
    • Add suggestions to a Q&A visualization
    7. Share Your Work
    • Sharing: The basics
    • Publish from Power BI Desktop
    • Get a PBIX file from the Power BI Service
    • Display Power BI content in Microsoft Teams
    • Republish a dataset to the Power BI Service
    Conclusion
    • Next steps