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Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting

Last Updated: 21 May 2026
Number of Students: 3 Students
Accreditation: CPD Accredited
Prerequisites: No formal qualification required (Anyone can participate)
Course Rating: 4.8 out of 5

Key features of the Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting

    • Recognised qualification upon successful completion of the course
    • Study from anywhere, anytime, whenever it is convenient for you.
    • Get 24/7 support from our Customer Success Team
    • Affordable and engaging e-learning study materials
    • Study at your own pace from a tablet, PC or smartphone
    • Online tutor support when you are in need.

Who is this course for?

There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.

Requirements

Our Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting is fully compatible with any kind of device. Whether you are using Windows computer, Mac, smartphones or tablets, you will get the same experience while learning. Besides that, you will be able to access the course with any kind of internet connection from anywhere at any time without any kind of limitation.

Career Path

After completing this course you will be able to build up accurate knowledge and skills with proper confidence to enrich yourself and brighten up your career in the relevant job market.

Course Curriculum

16 Sections | 141 Lessons
Welcome! 1m
What is Power BI? 3m
Download & Installing Power BI Desktop 4m
Getting to know the interface 3m
Mini Project: Transform Data 7m
Mini Project: Visualize Data 5m
Mini Project: Creating a Data Model 7m
Course Outline: What will you learn in this course? 5m
How to learn best with this course? 3m
Creating our initial project file 4m
Working with the attached project files 4m
Exploring the Query Editor 6m
Connecting to our data source 7m
Editing rows 8m
Changing data types 8m
Replacing values 3m
Close & Apply 3m
Connecting to a csv file 3m
Connecting to a web page 5m
Extracting characters 6m
Splitting & merging columns 9m
Creating conditional columns 6m
Creating columns from examples 9m
Merging Queries 17m
Pivoting & Unpivoting 6m
Appending Queries 8m
Practice & Solution: Population table 14m
The Fact-Dimension-Model 9m
Practice: Load the dimension table 4m
Organizing our queries in groups 3m
Entering data manually 5m
Creating an index column 3m
Workflow & more transformations 5m
Module summary 5m
Exercise 1 – Instruction 2m
Exercise 1 – Exercise Solution 11m
Advanced Editor - Best practices 9m
Performance: References vs. Duplicating 10m
Performance: Enable / Disable Load & Report Refresh 5m
Group by 5m
Mathematical Operations 5m
Run R Script 15m
Using Parameters to dynamically transform data 6m
M formula language: Basics 7m
M formula language: Values, Lists & Tables 14m
M formula language: Functions 13m
M formula language: More functions & steps 5m
Exercise 2 – Instructions 1m
Exercise 2 - solution 5m
Understanding the relationship 5m
Create & edit relationships 6m
One-to-many & one-to-one relationship 6m
Many-to-many (m:n) relationship 8m
Cross filter direction 6m
Activate & deactivate relationships 6m
Model summary 3m
Exercise 3 Create Model 2m
Exercise 3 Solution 2m
Our first visual 8m
The format tab 12m
Understanding tables 10m
Conditional formatting 9m
The Pie Chart 6m
All about the filter visual 13m
The filter pane for developers 9m
Cross filtering & edit interactions 4m
Syncing slicers across pages 7m
Creating drill downs 8m
Creating drill throughs 7m
The tree map visual 7m
The decomposition tree 5m
Understanding the matrix visual 5m
Editing pages 7m
Buttons & Actions 9m
Bookmarks to customize your report 10m
Analytics and Forecasts with line charts 10m
Working with custom visuals 7m
Get data using R Script & R Script visual 8m
Asking questions - Q&A visual 4m
Wrap up - data visualization 8m
Python in Power BI - Plan of attack 3m
Setting up Python for Power BI 3m
Transforming data using Python 11m
Creating visualizations using Python 8m
Violin plots, pair plots & ridge plots using Python 15m
Machine learning (BayesTextAnalyzer) using Python
Performance & Troubleshooting 3m
Introduction 1m
Show Empathy & Identify the Requirement 3m
Finding the Most Suitable KPI’s 2m
Choose an Effective Visualization 4m
Make Use of Natural Reading Pattern 3m
Tell a Story Using Visual Cues 5m
Avoid Chaos & Group Information 2m
Warp Up – Storytelling with Data 2m
Introduction 3m
The project data 4m
Measures vs. Calculated Columns 15m
Automatically creating a date table in DAX 8m
CALENDAR 5m
Creating a complete date table with features 4m
Creating key measure table 3m
Aggregation functions 6m
The different versions of COUNT 14m
SUMX - Row based calculations 9m
CALCULATE - The basics 11m
Changing the context with FILTER 7m
ALL 8m
ALL SELECTED 3m
ALL EXCEPT 7m
How to go on now? 3m
Power BI Pro vs Premium & Signing up 4m
Exploring the interface 4m
Discovering your workspace 3m
Connecting Power BI Desktop & Cloud 4m
Understanding datasets & reports 3m
Working on reports 4m
Updating reports from Power BI Desktop 4m
Creating and working with workspaces 7m
Installing & using a data gateway 13m
Get Quick Insights 3m
Creating dashboards 4m
Sharing our results through Apps 10m
Power BI Mobile App 5m
Creating the layout for the Mobile App 4m
Wrap up - Power BI Cloud 7m
Introduction 3m
Creating a Row-Level Security 5m
Row-Level Security in the Cloud 4m
Row-Level Security & Data Model 5m
Dynamic Row-Level Security 7m
Dynamic Many-to-Many RLS 4m
Hierarchical Row-Level Security 1m
JSON & REST API 10m
Setting up a local MySQL database 14m
Connecting to a MySQL database in Power BI 5m
Connecting to a SQL database (PostgreSQL) 5m
Congratulations & next steps 6m
The End 1m
Resources – Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting
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Key features of the Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting

    • Recognised qualification upon successful completion of the course
    • Study from anywhere, anytime, whenever it is convenient for you.
    • Get 24/7 support from our Customer Success Team
    • Affordable and engaging e-learning study materials
    • Study at your own pace from a tablet, PC or smartphone
    • Online tutor support when you are in need.

Who is this course for?

There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.

Requirements

Our Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting is fully compatible with any kind of device. Whether you are using Windows computer, Mac, smartphones or tablets, you will get the same experience while learning. Besides that, you will be able to access the course with any kind of internet connection from anywhere at any time without any kind of limitation.

Career Path

After completing this course you will be able to build up accurate knowledge and skills with proper confidence to enrich yourself and brighten up your career in the relevant job market.

16 Sections | 141 Lessons
Welcome! 1m
What is Power BI? 3m
Download & Installing Power BI Desktop 4m
Getting to know the interface 3m
Mini Project: Transform Data 7m
Mini Project: Visualize Data 5m
Mini Project: Creating a Data Model 7m
Course Outline: What will you learn in this course? 5m
How to learn best with this course? 3m
Creating our initial project file 4m
Working with the attached project files 4m
Exploring the Query Editor 6m
Connecting to our data source 7m
Editing rows 8m
Changing data types 8m
Replacing values 3m
Close & Apply 3m
Connecting to a csv file 3m
Connecting to a web page 5m
Extracting characters 6m
Splitting & merging columns 9m
Creating conditional columns 6m
Creating columns from examples 9m
Merging Queries 17m
Pivoting & Unpivoting 6m
Appending Queries 8m
Practice & Solution: Population table 14m
The Fact-Dimension-Model 9m
Practice: Load the dimension table 4m
Organizing our queries in groups 3m
Entering data manually 5m
Creating an index column 3m
Workflow & more transformations 5m
Module summary 5m
Exercise 1 – Instruction 2m
Exercise 1 – Exercise Solution 11m
Advanced Editor - Best practices 9m
Performance: References vs. Duplicating 10m
Performance: Enable / Disable Load & Report Refresh 5m
Group by 5m
Mathematical Operations 5m
Run R Script 15m
Using Parameters to dynamically transform data 6m
M formula language: Basics 7m
M formula language: Values, Lists & Tables 14m
M formula language: Functions 13m
M formula language: More functions & steps 5m
Exercise 2 – Instructions 1m
Exercise 2 - solution 5m
Understanding the relationship 5m
Create & edit relationships 6m
One-to-many & one-to-one relationship 6m
Many-to-many (m:n) relationship 8m
Cross filter direction 6m
Activate & deactivate relationships 6m
Model summary 3m
Exercise 3 Create Model 2m
Exercise 3 Solution 2m
Our first visual 8m
The format tab 12m
Understanding tables 10m
Conditional formatting 9m
The Pie Chart 6m
All about the filter visual 13m
The filter pane for developers 9m
Cross filtering & edit interactions 4m
Syncing slicers across pages 7m
Creating drill downs 8m
Creating drill throughs 7m
The tree map visual 7m
The decomposition tree 5m
Understanding the matrix visual 5m
Editing pages 7m
Buttons & Actions 9m
Bookmarks to customize your report 10m
Analytics and Forecasts with line charts 10m
Working with custom visuals 7m
Get data using R Script & R Script visual 8m
Asking questions - Q&A visual 4m
Wrap up - data visualization 8m
Python in Power BI - Plan of attack 3m
Setting up Python for Power BI 3m
Transforming data using Python 11m
Creating visualizations using Python 8m
Violin plots, pair plots & ridge plots using Python 15m
Machine learning (BayesTextAnalyzer) using Python
Performance & Troubleshooting 3m
Introduction 1m
Show Empathy & Identify the Requirement 3m
Finding the Most Suitable KPI’s 2m
Choose an Effective Visualization 4m
Make Use of Natural Reading Pattern 3m
Tell a Story Using Visual Cues 5m
Avoid Chaos & Group Information 2m
Warp Up – Storytelling with Data 2m
Introduction 3m
The project data 4m
Measures vs. Calculated Columns 15m
Automatically creating a date table in DAX 8m
CALENDAR 5m
Creating a complete date table with features 4m
Creating key measure table 3m
Aggregation functions 6m
The different versions of COUNT 14m
SUMX - Row based calculations 9m
CALCULATE - The basics 11m
Changing the context with FILTER 7m
ALL 8m
ALL SELECTED 3m
ALL EXCEPT 7m
How to go on now? 3m
Power BI Pro vs Premium & Signing up 4m
Exploring the interface 4m
Discovering your workspace 3m
Connecting Power BI Desktop & Cloud 4m
Understanding datasets & reports 3m
Working on reports 4m
Updating reports from Power BI Desktop 4m
Creating and working with workspaces 7m
Installing & using a data gateway 13m
Get Quick Insights 3m
Creating dashboards 4m
Sharing our results through Apps 10m
Power BI Mobile App 5m
Creating the layout for the Mobile App 4m
Wrap up - Power BI Cloud 7m
Introduction 3m
Creating a Row-Level Security 5m
Row-Level Security in the Cloud 4m
Row-Level Security & Data Model 5m
Dynamic Row-Level Security 7m
Dynamic Many-to-Many RLS 4m
Hierarchical Row-Level Security 1m
JSON & REST API 10m
Setting up a local MySQL database 14m
Connecting to a MySQL database in Power BI 5m
Connecting to a SQL database (PostgreSQL) 5m
Congratulations & next steps 6m
The End 1m
Resources – Microsoft Power BI: Data Visualization & Business Reporting
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