Power BI Data Analyst Associate (PL-300) Cert Prep: Connecting to Power BI Data

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Joshua Rischin

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01 - Introduction

01 - Power BI data made simple.mp4

01:23

02 - Getting to know Power BI.mp4

02:20

02 - 1. Sourcing Data

03 - Get data from a file.mp4

02:19

04 - Get data from a local DB.mp4

02:12

05 - Get data from SQL.mp4

02:52

06 - Get data from other applications.mp4

02:27

07 - Connecting with shared data.mp4

03:13

03 - 2. Configuring Data

08 - Working with source data settings.mp4

02:46

09 - Configuring Power BI storage modes.mp4

02:42

10 - Updating field properties.mp4

04:37

11 - Resolving import errors.mp4

03:33

12 - Fixing performance Issues.mp4

03:26

04 - 3. Advanced Data Sourcing

13 - Connecting to a Dataverse.mp4

03:00

14 - Connecting with a NoSQL database.mp4

02:58

05 - Conclusion

15 - Next steps.mp4

01:14

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The Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification verifies your capabilities as a data science professional to leverage the Microsoft Power BI data tool. This course is part of a larger series designed to prepare you for the Microsoft PL-300 certification exam. Join instructor Joshua Rischin as he explores the skills you need to know to get ready to tackle the official exam. Learn to connect with a wide range of data sources, including Excel files, CSV flat files, databases, cloud-based data services, and more, as well as how to review and update data properties such as permissions, field properties, and storage options. Along the way, Joshua covers best practices for identifying and resolving Power BI performance issues to help you optimize data flows and outputs.

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