Power BI for Jobseekers Learn how to create interactive dashboards and reports, and gain insights from the data (Alan Murray)（Z-Library）

Author： Alan Murray

A practical guide that will help you leverage Power BI to extract valuable and meaningful insights from your data Key Features ● Learn how to transform, shape, and model your data in Power BI. ● Create rich, interactive and stunning reports using Power BI. ● Understand what recruiters are looking for and how to get started with a career in business analytics. Description Power BI is a powerful Business Intelligence tool developed by Microsoft that helps you connect, analyze, and visualize data from a wide range of sources. If you are looking to gain a solid understanding of Power BI, then this book is for you. This book starts by covering the fundamentals of using the tool. It then teaches you how to import data from various sources, use DAX calculations, and take advantage of many visualization and filtering features in Power BI to create visually appealing and informative reports. Finally, the book covers different ways to share your Power BI reports and dashboards with others. By learning Power BI, you can stay ahead of the competition and gain a competitive edge in the field of data analysis and visualization. What you will learn ● Learn how to use Power BI to connect to multiple data sources. ● Create tables, columns, and measures in Power BI using DAX. ● Explore ways to enhance your Power BI reports. ● Use Power BI with Excel, PowerPoint, and Microsoft Teams. ● Publish, share, collaborate, and update your Power BI reports. Who this book is for This comprehensive book caters to professionals who want to pursue a career in data analysis. It is also designed for beginners and Excel users who wish to enhance their data analysis and reporting skills beyond conventional methods. Table of Contents 1. Why Learn Power BI? 2. What is Power BI? 3. Getting Started with Power BI Desktop 4. Creating a Simple Power BI Report 5. Getting and Shaping Data 6. More Data Transformations 7. Creating the Data Model 8. Creating a Date Table 9. Adding DAX Mea