Pass your PL-300 (Microsoft Power BI #Data Analyst) #Exam like a Pro with these #FREE Preparation tips from @Microsoft itself.
PS: PL-300 exam tests 4 domain knowldege of @MSPowerBI
which are explained thus
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1. Prepare the Data
* Get data from different sources
Import, DirectQuery or Dual
* Cleaning data in Power #Querry: Pivot + unpivot, Appending + merging queries,naming queries best practice, DISTINCT vs UNIQUE #values ...
* Query #error type
• Customize Column + #table properties
• Hierarchy for drill through
• Data #Modeling: Star schema, cardinality, filter direction
* Date Table (best practice)
* Measures with DAX
* Performance Analyzer
* Type, number, position, size, interaction + hierarchy of Visuals
* Formatting + Custom Visuals (pbiviz)
* Slicers + Filters
* Report Page + Theme
* Analyse Excel in PBI service only for Import mode
* Paginated Report
* Report-Dashboard-Tile-Mobile
* Pin Q & A in PBI Service
* Bookmarks, Tooltip
* Edit interrection
* Navigate Report
* Group Visuals
* Export data to Excel, PPT or PDF
- Analyse feature on visual for Import mode
- Outliers, Group + Bin data
- AI Visuals
- Forecasting + Reference line
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Here is your one stop solution from @Microsoft itself
1. This is a FREE Exam readiness preparatory video on PL-300; sectioned into 4 videos and touches all the aspects of the exam by one of the #Microsoft Certified Trainers
Pivot your #Data Analysis Expression (DAX) journey in grand style with these 6 most frequently used functions in @MSPowerBI with simple explanations
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Before we proceed, kindle NOTE these
• TABLE is the combination of many columns
• EXPRESSION is combination of mathematical operations like +,-,×,÷,%,^...
1. SUM (Adds all numbers in a single column of a table) 2. SUMX (Returns the sum of an expression evaluated for each row in a table)
While SUMX can do addition (and other expressions) for each row in a column, SUM can only give the TOTAL SUM of all the numbers in the column