Name: Data Analysis and Visualization with Power BI
Brand: Microsoft
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (204 reviews)

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This course forms part of the Microsoft Power BI Analyst Professional Certificate. This Professional Certificate consists of a series of courses that offers a good starting point for a career in data analysis using Microsoft Power BI. In this course, you will learn report design and formatting in Power BI, which offers extraordinary visuals for building reports and dashboards. Additionally, you will learn how to use report navigation to tell a compelling, data-driven story in Power BI. You will explore how to get a statistical summary for your data and how to create and export reports in Power BI. You will also perform advanced analytics in Power BI to get deeper and more meaningful data insights. After completing this course, you'll be able to: ● Recognize the different types of visualizations in Power BI ● Add visualizations to reports and dashboards ● Apply formatting choices to visuals ● Add useful navigation techniques to the Power BI report ● Design accessible reports and dashboards ● Use visualizations to perform data analysis This is also a great way to prepare for the Microsoft PL-300 exam. By passing the PL-300 exam, you’ll earn the Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst certification....

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Feb 13, 2025

A great course for beginners. It also makes Machine learning make sense, from the point of Data Science.

Feb 29, 2024

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Nov 20, 2025

This course was developed entirely by AI and you can tell. Many of the questions are written in a non-human way, and many of the answers are just plain wrong.