Power BI: Dashboards for Beginners

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Joshua Rischin

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01.01-unlock the value of power bi.mp4

00:47

02.01-navigate the power bi desktop interface.mp4

03:17

02.02-distinguish between dashboards and reports.mp4

02:03

02.03-plan for success with dashboard building blocks.mp4

01:29

03.01-become familiar with the power bi data types.mp4

01:32

03.02-get started by connecting with rich source data.mp4

02:06

03.03-create safeguards by assuring data quality.mp4

02:39

04.01-prepare the optimal layout for stakeholders.mp4

03:02

04.02-illustrate results by building intuitive charts.mp4

02:59

04.03-do even more by configuring charts.mp4

03:12

04.04-drill down on results using slicers.mp4

02:21

04.05-collaborate by creating a shareable dashboard.mp4

03:27

04.06-wow stakeholders by enhancing your dashboard.mp4

03:18

05.01-how to get the most from power bi dashboards.mp4

01:12

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Get a short and simple beginner's guide to Power BI. In this quick course, Joshua Rischin demystifies the process of building dashboards in Power BI, the powerful business analytics and data visualization tool from Microsoft. Joshua begins with a quick primer on how Power BI dashboards work, including the building blocks of a dashboard. Next, he shows how to select the right data and connect it to your dashboard. You can then learn how to prepare and adjust the dashboard’s layout, select and configure a chart type, apply dashboard filters, and enhance the dashboard with finishing touches to wow your stakeholders when you share your review. These lessons make it easy even for novice users to turn raw data into a powerful story that can help drive better business decisions.

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