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About the Power BI Book
„Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI“ is designed to help you conquer the learning curve of Microsoft’s dynamic data visualization tool. This visually-rich journey takes you from Power BI basics to advanced features, equipping you with a strong foundation in data visualization.
What You’ll Learn:
- Connect with various data sources
- Transform and process data
- Create customizable charts and graphs
- Apply analytics and machine learning
- Craft interactive dashboards
Each topic is presented using full-color screenshots, step-by-step instructions, and practical tips, ensuring that you’ll be able to follow along no matter your current skill level.
Table of Contents
- Getting Started with Power BI
- Connecting Power BI to Your Data
- Cleaning and Shaping Data
- Modeling Data in Model View
- Creating Basic Visualizations
- Creating Advanced Data Visualizations
- Showing Geographic Data on Maps
- Using Calculated Columns and DAX
- Using Analytics and Machine Learning
- Creating Interactive Reports
- Publishing Reports and Dashboards
About the Author
Alexander Loth
Alexander Loth is a digital strategy executive advisor with extensive experience in data visualization and business intelligence. He has authored multiple books on data analytics tools, including „Visual Analytics with Tableau“ and „Teach Yourself VISUALLY Power BI“.
What Readers Are Saying
„An excellent resource for learning both data visualization and Power BI. The detailed explanation of requirements gathering was particularly helpful.“— Power BI Enthusiast
„This book provides a comprehensive understanding of Power BI and its practical applications. The insights into the current BI job market were an unexpected bonus!“— Data Analytics Professional
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BibTeX (Download)
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year = {2023},
date = {2023-01-01},
urldate = {2023-01-01},
publisher = {John Wiley & Sons},
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