Microsoft Power BI Skills Course
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Master Power BI from data connection to dashboard delivery
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Build data models with relationships, calculated columns, and measures
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Design compelling visualizations using charts, tables, and maps
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Explore and analyze data to drive smarter business decisions
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Apply advanced techniques in administration, security, and custom visuals
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Build interactive data solutions
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Apply advanced Power BI techniques
Key Features
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End-to-End Learning
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Hands-On Data Modeling
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Interactive Dashboard Design
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Real Business Insights
End-to-End Learning
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Learn At Your Pace
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Advanced Admin & Security
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Custom Visual Development
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Job-Ready Skills
Course Content
• Prerequisites for Learning Power BI
• Required Tools and Environment Setup
• Foundational Knowledge Requirements
• Introduction to Power BI
• Understanding the Power BI Ecosystem
• Getting Familiar with the Power BI Interface and Workflow
3.1 Identify and Connect to a Data Source
• Understanding Data Sources
• Connecting Power BI to Data Sources
• Importing Data into Power BI
3.2 Change Data Source Settings
• Managing Data Source Connections
• Modifying Data Source Settings
• Configuring Connection Properties
3.3 Select a Storage Mode
• Understanding Power BI Storage Modes
• Import Mode
• DirectQuery
• Selecting the Appropriate Storage Mode
3.4 Use Microsoft Dataverse
• Introduction to Microsoft Dataverse
• Connecting Power BI to Dataverse
• Working with Dataverse Data
3.5 Connect to a Dataflow
• Introduction to Power BI Dataflows
• Connecting to Existing Dataflows
• Using Dataflows as Reusable Data Sources
3.6 Resolve Data Issues
• Identifying Data Quality Issues
• Resolving Common Data Problems
• Preparing Data for Analysis
3.7 Identify and Create Appropriate Keys for Joins
• Understanding Relationships and Joins
• Identifying Primary and Foreign Keys
• Creating Appropriate Keys for Data Relationships
3.8 Work with Data and Queries
• Working with Data in Power BI
• Managing Queries
• Transforming and Preparing Data for Analysis
3.9 Create Calculated Tables and Columns
• Understanding Calculated Tables
• Creating Calculated Columns
• Using Calculations in the Data Model
3.10 Create Basic Measures Using DAX
• Introduction to DAX
• Understanding Measures
• Creating Basic DAX Measures
• Using Measures for Data Analysis
3.11 Create Reports in Power BI Desktop
• Building Reports in Power BI Desktop
• Adding and Configuring Visualizations
• Designing Interactive Reports
3.12 Create Reports in the Power BI Service
• Introduction to the Power BI Service
• Creating Reports in the Power BI Service
• Working with Published Data and Reports
3.13 Create a Dashboard
• Understanding Power BI Dashboards
• Creating and Configuring Dashboards
• Pinning Report Visuals to Dashboards
3.14 Design Reports for Mobile Devices
• Understanding Mobile Report Layouts
• Optimizing Reports for Mobile Devices
• Designing Mobile-Friendly Power BI Experiences
3.15 Use the Analyze Feature in Power BI
• Introduction to Power BI Analyze Features
• Exploring Data Using Built-in Analysis Capabilities
• Deriving Insights from Power BI Reports
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Microsoft Power BI Skills Overview
Power BI has become a go-to tool for turning raw data into clear, actionable insights, and this course walks you through it end to end. From your first connection to a data source through to building secure, shareable dashboards, you'll come away able to put Power BI to work in a real organization.
How it impacts your career:
- Positions you as a go-to resource for data visualization and reporting
- Builds your credibility with business analysts, data teams, and leadership
- Opens doors to roles centered on analytics and data-driven decision-making
- Helps you turn raw data into insights stakeholders can actually act on
- Adds a practical, in-demand BI skill set to your professional toolkit
What we offer in this course:
- A grounding in Power BI's core features and where it fits in the analytics landscape
- Hands-on data modeling — relationships, calculated columns, measures, and hierarchies
- Report design techniques for building interactive dashboards and visual stories
- Methods for exploring and analyzing data to support business decisions
- Guidance on sharing and collaborating securely across teams
- Advanced topics covering administration, data security, and custom visual development
Eligibility and Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of data analysis concepts, such as modeling and visualization
- Comfort working in Microsoft Excel, including formulas and table structures
- Familiarity with database fundamentals — tables, columns, and relationships
- Some exposure to Microsoft SQL Server, including writing basic queries
- Basic awareness of Microsoft Azure and how cloud services are managed
- Best suited to those with some data or IT background rather than complete beginners
Microsoft Power BI Skills - Certification FAQs
A practical course covering how to connect, model, visualize, and share data using Power BI, from the basics through to advanced administration and custom visuals. You'll work through real modules on connecting to data sources, choosing storage modes, writing DAX measures, building reports and dashboards, and optimizing them for mobile.
The course runs for 6 hours of content, covering everything from data connections to advanced custom visuals. It's designed to be completed at your own pace, so you can spread it across a few sessions or work through it in one sitting.
The course is priced at ₹1,499, covering full access to all modules from data modeling through advanced administration and security. This makes it an affordable way to build practical, job-ready Power BI skills.
Business analysts, data analysts, data scientists, IT professionals, project managers, and anyone else looking to build data analytics skills.
Some foundational knowledge helps — a basic grasp of data analysis, Excel, and database concepts will make it easier to follow along.
Yes — you'll get hands-on practice defining relationships between tables, creating calculated columns and measures, and working with hierarchies. This includes identifying primary and foreign keys for joins, creating calculated tables, and writing basic DAX measures to power your analysis.
You'll learn to design charts, tables, and maps, and bring them together into interactive dashboards and reports. You'll build reports in both Power BI Desktop and the Power BI Service, then pin visuals to dashboards and optimize layouts for mobile devices.
Yes — the course covers how to share and collaborate on reports and dashboards, including setting up appropriate access and security. You'll also learn to design mobile-friendly report layouts so your dashboards are accessible wherever your team works.
Yes — you'll work through techniques for exploring and analyzing data so the visuals you build are backed by solid insight.
Yes — later sections dig into Power BI administration, data security best practices, and responsible environment management. This includes managing data source connections, selecting storage modes like Import and DirectQuery, and connecting to enterprise sources such as Microsoft Dataverse and Dataflows.
Yes — the course introduces the Power BI developer tools for creating custom visuals beyond the standard chart library. You'll also use the Analyze feature in Power BI to explore data and derive deeper insights directly from your reports.
Yes — while some technical familiarity helps, project managers and other business-facing roles will also find the skills directly useful.
Familiarity with Excel, basic database concepts, some exposure to SQL Server, and a general awareness of how Azure services work.
Yes — the course is built around turning data into visualizations and insights that support real business decision-making.
Not required, but a basic understanding of how Azure services are set up and managed will help with some of the more advanced material.
You'll gain practical, in-demand Power BI skills relevant to analyst, IT, and management roles focused on data and reporting.
Basic familiarity with SQL Server query writing is helpful, particularly for the data modeling sections, though it's not a strict requirement.
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About Microsoft Power BI Skills Self Paced Course
This course takes a hands-on approach to Power BI, starting with the basics of connecting to data sources and building from there. You'll get practical experience shaping data models, designing reports that actually communicate something, and setting up dashboards people will want to use — before moving into the more specialized territory of governance, security, and custom visual development. The course runs for 6 hours and is priced at ₹1,499, making it a compact, focused way to build job-ready Power BI skills.
What is the Microsoft Power BI Skills Course?
It's a practical walkthrough of Power BI aimed at people who need to turn data into decisions. You'll start with the fundamentals of the Power BI environment, then move into building data models — defining table relationships, writing calculated measures, and working with hierarchies. From there, the course covers designing visualizations and interactive dashboards, exploring and analyzing data to gain insights, and securely sharing your work with others. It concludes with advanced topics such as administration, data security, and the creation of custom visuals using Power BI's developer tools.
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