Power BI Training in Bangalore

Learn About Excel Reporting Tools- In this course, you will learn how to use Power Query, Power Pivot and Power View in order to build an effective report. From here, you will be able create custom views, group by different columns, etc. You will get an overview of all these features in detail.

Getting Started with Analytical Apps- An analytical app is used to view, connect, analyze, share and collaborate on data. It provides a way to see relationships between any two entities within your organization. You will learn about each analytic app and what they do.

How to Create Visualizations Using Power BI Desktop- The last step to creating your own dashboards is designing your visualizations. In this section, we will touch upon visualization options available in Power BI Desktop such as charts, slicers, map, trendline, gauges, sparklines, pivot tables and so on.

Connect to External Systems (SSAS/SQL Server)- By the end of this module, you will know basic concepts about connecting Power BI to external systems such as SSAS cubes, SQL databases, Salesforce CRM, and more. You will not only be introduced but also trained to work with these services effectively.

Share Your Report via Email, Social Media and More- This course covers the basics of Power BI publishing; including email, messaging, social media and even PowerPoint presentations. At the end of this class, you will be able publish an interactive report, embed it in other applications along with other files, and send it directly to anyone.

Advanced Topics in Power BI- If you are already working with Power BI Desktop then you will be taught additional topics related to Power BI Desktop such as exporting reports, query history, and scheduling.

Setup a New Business Intelligence Environment- During this course, you will set up a new business intelligence environment on Azure. Here, you will create a workspace and register your machine.

Customize Reports– Once you setup the environment for yourself, you will now customize a report based on the needs of your company. You will look at the various report types such as matrix, pivot table, chart, gauge, conditional formatting, power bi data modeler, and many others.

Understand the Different Types of Datasets in Power BI- Whether you are building a desktop report, creating mobile apps or delivering web content, there are several datasets. These include structured, unstructured, live, transactional, time series, financial, relational, OLAP, and operational data sources. With this information, you can build better dashboards that help users make better decisions.

Explore Custom Data Models- Now let’s talk about models. A good model helps to simplify your data into a format that makes sense. When using Power BI, you will be shown different ways of creating a model. Some examples include:

• Modeling in Power Bi App – Sometimes, you might have some complex logic embedded in your data that doesn’t allow you to load everything from one source. Also, if you want to keep track of things over time, you may need to create measures that update automatically. To do this in Power BI Desktop, you will use a formula editor. You will learn how to edit formulas and add calculated fields.
• Data Table – Another way to get started is by simply adding columns from multiple sources to an existing dataset. For example, if you are looking to organize sales leads by customer, you could start with a single table. Then, you would create a measure that includes the lead count by customer and customer name. After that, you could apply filters and drill down to see which customers had the most leads.
• Calculated Column – A calculated column allows you to define a field value in the context of another field. For example, if we were looking to calculate revenue per employee, we could take average salaries and divide them by number of employees.

Create Multiple Dashboards from One Model- As mentioned before, Power BI has lots of features built-in that give you the ability to create dashboards in minutes. But, sometimes you might not just want one dashboard. That’s where custom dashboards come in. In this lesson, you will learn how to convert a static Excel spreadsheet into dynamic dashboards that can be shared with others.

Design & Build Interactive Mobile Apps- The last part of this module talks about mobile app development. You will design a basic mobile app that uses Power BI Pro to visualize real-time data. And then, you will take it even further by designing and developing a more advanced iOS app that uses Xamarin Forms technology. From here, you will understand how to develop multi-platform apps that utilize both Windows Phone and iOS devices. You will also understand how to work within Visual Studio Code, test those apps, publish them, and deploy them to your phone or device.

Learn How to Package Your Application for Deployment- If all of the above sounds like too much effort to get started, don’t worry! We will show you how to package a ready-to-use application so that people can download it from store and try it out immediately. This gives you the opportunity to show off what you already created and gain user feedback.

Be Able to Communicate Better with Others- At any point during this course, you will go through demos that show you how to communicate better with your colleagues, clients, stakeholders, etc. Often times, when making presentations to others, we tend to forget how to share our information effectively. So, throughout this course you’ll find tips, tricks, techniques on how to make your documents clear and concise.

Understand the Newer Features- The final section of course covers the newer features available in Microsoft Power BI including; Power Query, Azure Integration, Qlik Sense integration among other cool new features.