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IT Scools online training & recruiting offers comprehensive instructor-led online and
self-paced videos based training on Power BI. This 30 hours long training program is designed
based on Power BI 10.0 (and above) features and helps you secure Microsoft Certified: Power BI
Data Analyst Associate (ExamPL-300) certification. The learning will be based on five real-time
industry use cases and projects, and we will help you prepare for interviews and make you the
best fit for Power BI Analyst, and Data warehouse Expert jobs.

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 Power BI Course Contents

• Data warehouse concepts

• SQL topic which are required for Data Analyst/Report Developer Role.
• Why PowerBI?
• Power BI Components
• Introduction to Power BI Desktop

Power BI Desktop

• Discovering and Loading Data with Power BI Desktop

• Power Query
• Transforming Datasets
• Data Cleansing
• Data Mashup
• Measures and Calculated Columns

Data Modelling

• Modelling Data
• Manage Data Relationship
• Extending the Data Model with Calculated Columns
• Adding Measures to the Data Model

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Visualization

• How to use Visual in Power BI?

• Charts in Power BI
• Matrixes and tables
• Slicers and Filtering Data
• Map Visualizations
• Gauges and Single Number Cards
• R Visuals in Power BI
• What Are Custom Visuals?
• KPI Visuals
• Data Binding
• Formatting the Visual
• Organize the Report using Formatting options
• Enhancing Report (Custom Themes etc.)

DAX

• Introducing DAX
• Using basic table functions
• Creating Columns and Measures using DAX
• Understanding CALCULATE and FILTER
• Date and Time, Time Intelligence, Information, Logical, Mathematical, Statistical, Text and Aggregate
DAX functions

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Power BI Service/Server/Workspace

• Publish report into Power BI Service

• Create Workspace/App
• Creating Dashboards using Workspaces
• What is Gateway
• Row Level Security
• What is Dataset
• What is Dataflow
• About APPS
• What is linked tables
• What is deployment Pipeline
• How to deploy pipelines
• Why Dashboard?
• Dashboard vs Reports
• Configuring a Dashboard: Dashboard Tiles, Pinning Tiles
• Power BI Q&A
• Quick Insights in Power BI
• Power BI embedded
• Scheduling Dataset Refresh
• How to access PowerBI Reports
• How to share Reports/Dashboards
• How to subscribe
• Workspace Rules

Live Project

• Understanding Requirements
• Understanding Data and KPIs to be shown in the report
• Creating Data Model
• Creating and Publishing Report
• Refresh Datasets
• Generating Data Insights
• Presenting Report to Business User

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 DAX Function:
1. .Date and Time Functions
The date time functions carry out calculations on the date and time values. The data
type of these values is always datetime data type.

• CALENDAR - Manually to enter the dates range

• CALENDARAUTO: - automatically based on the dataset it defines the min and max dates.
• DATE: - to convert the string to actual date format.
• DATEDIFF -- to find out the difference between two dates by intervals (year, month, day …)
• DATEVALUE -
• DAY
• EOMONTH
• HOUR
• MINUTE
• MONTH
• NOW
• SECOND
• TIME
• TIMEVALUE
• TODAY
• WEEKDAY
• WEEKNUM
• YEAR
• YEARFRAC

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2. Time Intelligence Functions

The time-intelligence functions are used to evaluate values over a fixed period

such as days, weeks, months, quarter, years, etc. You can specify a time period

using these functions and compare two scenarios in your report.

• CLOSINGBALANCEMONTH
• CLOSINGBALANCEQUARTER
• CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR
• DATEADD
• DATESBETWEEN
• DATESINPERIOD
• DATESMTD
• DATESQTD
• DATESYTD
• ENDOFMONTH
• ENDOFQUARTER
• ENDOFYEAR
• FIRSTDATE
• FIRSTNONBLANK
• LASTDATE
• NEXTQUARTER
• LASTNONBLANK
• NEXTDAY
• NEXTMONTH

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3. Information Functions

The information functions are used to provide certain information on the data values
contained in rows and columns. It evaluates the given condition in a function for the
value given and return TRUE or FALSE. For instance, the function ISERROR will return
TRUE if the value evaluated contains an error.

• CONTAINS
• ISBLANK
• ISERROR
• IFERROR
• ISEVEN
• ISINSCOPE
• ISLOGICAL
• ISNONTEXT
• ISNUMBER
• ISODD
• ISONORAFTER
• ISTEXT
• LOOKUPVALUE
• USERNAME

4. Logical Functions

The logical functions are used to evaluate an expression or argument logically and return TRUE or
FALSE if the condition is met or not.

• AND
• OR
• FALSE
• TRUE
• NOT
• IF
• IFERROR
• IN
• SWITCH

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5. Mathematical and Trigonometric Functions

The mathematical and trig functions are used to perform all sorts of mathematical
functions on the referred values. Given below, is a list of all the available math and
trig DAX functions in Power BI.

• CEILING
• CURRENCY
• DIVIDE
• EVEN
• ISEVEN
• EXP
• FACT
• FLOOR

6. Statistical Functions

These functions carry out statistical and aggregation functions on data values in a DAX expression in
Power BI. The list of available statistical functions is given below .

• ADDCOLUMNS
• APPROXIMATEDISTINCTCOUNT
• COUNT
• COUNTA
• COUNTAX
• COUNTBLANK
• COUNTROWS
• COUNTX
• CROSSJOIN
• DISTINCTCOUNT
• MAX
• MAXA
• MAXX
• MEDIAN
• MEDIANX
• MIN
• MINA
• MINX

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7. Text Functions

The text functions in Power BI are very similar to the string functions of Excel. These functions
evaluate string values.

• BLANK
• CODE
• COMBINEVALUES
• CONCATENATE
• CONCATENATEX
• EXACT
• FIND
• FIXED
• FORMAT
• LEFT
• LEN
• LOWER
• MID
• REPLACE
• REPT
• RIGHT
• SEARCH
• SUBSTITUTE
• TRIM
• UNICHAR
• UPPER
• VALUE

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8. Table functions

The table functions in DAX formulas for Power BI are used to apply operations and conditions
on entire tables. The output of table functions is used as inputs in other expressions or
arguments in a DAX formula. The results of these functions retain the relationships between
columns of that table.

• FILTER
• ALL
• VALUES
• DISTINCT
• RELATEDTABLE
• All Selected
• All Except

Datawarehouse Concepts

• What is Datawarehouse?
• Purpose of Datawarehouse
• Datawarehouse Components
• Datawarehouse Architecture
• What is Server
• Why Server
• What is Database
• Why Database
• What is Schema?
• What is OLAP?
• OLAP Characteristics
• What is OLTP?
• Type of Schemas

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 • Star
• Snowflake
• Operational Database Vs Datawarehouse
• What is Metadata?
• What is Datamart?
• What is ETL?
• What is ELT?
• ETL Vs ETL
• What is Dimension?
• What is Fact?
• Fact Purpose?
• What is Primary Key ?
• What is Foreign Key?
• Purpose of Primary & Foreign Key

SQL Concepts
• What is SQL?
• Why SQL?
• Types of SQL Statements

1.Data retrieval
2.Data Manipulation Language (DML)
3.Data Definition Language (DDL)
4.Transactional Control Language (TCL)
5.Data Control Language (DCL)

• SQL Constraints
• SQL Datatypes

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Functionality of below Key Words
• Create
• Insert
• Delete
• Alter
• Drop
• Select
• Top
• Distinct
• From
• Where
• Group by
• Having
• Order by
• IN
• Like
• Wild cards %, _
• Between
• Aliases
• Union
• Union all
• Over()
• PARTITION BY
• ON

Difference Between Delete, Drop and Truncate

Logical Functions
• AND
• OR
• NOT

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Arithmetic Operators
• >
• <
• =
• <>
• >=
• <=

Aggregation Functions
• Count()
• Sum()
• Avg()
• Min()
• Max()
• Rank()
• Dense Rank()

Joins Concepts
• Inner
• Left
• Right
• Full Outer
• Self Join
• Cross Join

Window Functions: -
• Row_NUMBER()
• RANK()
• DENSE_RANK()
• LEAD
• LAG

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