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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI

Alexander Loth

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23 May 2023
A comprehensive and fully visual guide to Microsoft Power BI

Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI collects all the resources you need to master the everyday use of Microsoft's powerful data visualization software and delivers them in a single, easy-to-use volume. Fully illustrated, step-by-step instructions are combined with crystal-clear screenshots that walk you through the basic and advanced functions of Microsoft Power BI.

Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI offers the best visual learning techniques with complete source material about the interface and substance of Power BI, as well as:

Stepwise guidance on working with, transforming, and processing data sources Instructions for customizing data visualizations to create informative and presentation-ready charts and graphs Full-color, two-page tutorials on the more advanced features of Power BI, including app integrations and data access with DAX

The fastest, easiest way for visual learners to get a handle on Microsoft Power BI, Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI is a can't-miss resource, loaded with useful tips for newbies and experts alike.

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Imprint:   Visual
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 188mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   499g
ISBN:   9781119903772
ISBN 10:   1119903777
Series:   Teach Yourself VISUALLY (Tech)
Pages:   256
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Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Chapter 1 Getting Started with Power BI What Is Power BI? 4 Understanding the Different Components of Power BI 6 Understanding Power BI as Part of the Power Platform 7 Install Power BI Desktop 8 Start and Pin Power BI Desktop 10 Explore the Power BI Workspace 12 Chapter 2 Connecting Power BI to Your Data Grasp How Power Query Editor Works with Power BI Desktop 18 Connect Power BI Desktop to a Local File 20 Save, Close, and Open Power BI Reports 22 Start Working with the Sample Dataset 24 Connect to a Power BI Dataset 28 Connect to a SharePoint List 30 Connect to a SQL Server Database 34 Chapter 3 Cleaning and Shaping Data Remove Duplicate Values 40 Replace Values in a Column 42 Split a Column Using a Delimiter 44 Group Data 46 Add a Calculated Column 48 Add an Index Column 50 Chapter 4 Modeling Data in Model View Create Dimension Tables 54 Create Relationships Between Tables 58 Create a Star Schema 62 Create a Hierarchical Schema 64 Using the Properties Pane 70 Chapter 5 Creating Basic Visualizations Create a Bar Chart 74 Apply Filters to Visuals 76 Format the Y-Axis of a Bar Chart 78 Format the X-Axis of a Bar Chart 80 Add and Format the Data Category of a Bar Chart 82 Move a Bar Chart’s Legend and Add Gridlines 84 Add a Zoom Slider and Update Bar Colors 86 Add Data Labels to a Bar Chart 88 Add an Image to the Plot Area Background 90 Create a Line Chart or Area Chart 92 Format the Axes of a Line or Area Chart 94 Add a Legend to a Line or Area Chart 96 Move the Legend and Add Gridlines to a Line or Area Chart 98 Add a Zoom Slider and Steps to a Line or Area Chart 100 Add Data Markers and Labels to a Line or Area Chart 102 Format the Data Labels of a Line or Area Chart 104 Chapter 6 Creating Advanced Data Visualizations Create and Format a Gauge Chart 108 Create and Format a KPI Visual 112 Create a Matrix Visual 116 Format a Matrix Visual 118 Format the Values and Column Headers of a Matrix Visual 120 Format the Row Headers of a Matrix Visual 122 Format the Row Subtotals and Grand Totals of a Matrix Visual 124 Format the Specific Column and Cell Elements of a Matrix Visual 126 Create a Waterfall Chart 128 Format a Waterfall Chart 130 Format the X-Axis and Legend of a Waterfall Chart 132 Add and Format Breakdowns in a Waterfall Chart 134 Create, Format, and Label a Funnel Chart 136 Create a Pie Chart or Donut Chart 140 Format a Pie Chart or Donut Chart 142 Create a Treemap Chart 144 Format a Treemap Chart 146 Chapter 7 Showing Geographic Data on Maps Create a Proportional Symbol Map 150 Create a Choropleth Map 152 Add Conditional Formatting to a Choropleth Map 154 Enable Power BI’s Preview Features 156 Create an Isarithmic Map 158 Create a Skyscraper Map 160 Chapter 8 Using Calculated Columns and DAX Understanding DAX and Why You Should Use It 164 Add All Numbers in a Column 166 Perform Division 168 Check a Condition 170 Count the Number of Cells in a Column 172 Return the Average of All Numbers in a Column 174 Join Two Text Strings into One Text String 176 Apply Conditional Formatting in Tables 178 Chapter 9 Using Analytics and Machine Learning Identify Outliers 184 Find Groups of Similar Data by Clustering 186 Create a Dataflow 188 Apply Binary Prediction with AutoML 192 Chapter 10 Creating Interactive Reports Planning to Create a Report 198 Start a Report and Add a Title 200 Add Visuals to a Report 202 Add Slicers to a Report 206 Control Which Visuals and Slicers Interact 208 Enable and Control Drill-Through Actions 210 Split a Page into Sections 214 Add Bookmarks and Navigation to a Report 218 Chapter 11 Publishing Reports and Dashboards Set Up a Workspace 224 Ask Questions About the Data 226 Publish a Report to the Power BI Service 228 Set Up Row-Level Security 230 Add Tiles to a Dashboard 232 Share a Dashboard 234 Schedule Data Refreshes 236 Publish a Report to the Web 238 Index 240

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