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Intermediate Data Modeling in Power BI

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Updated 12/2024
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Course Description

Extend your Data Modelling Skills

In this course, you’ll extend your knowledge about facts, dimensions, and their relationships. You learn about the cardinality of relationships and how you can use bi-directional cross-filtering in your model.

Use DAX to Customize your Data Model

You’ll also explore the use of quick measures and hierarchies and write DAX to fully customize your data model. Finally, you’ll get introduced to Power BI reporting best practices to improve the performance of your reports.

Prerequisites

Data Modeling in Power BI
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Date Dimensions and Relationships

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Granularity, Measures, and Hierarchies

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Advanced Data Modeling

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Identifying Performance Problems

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  • M. Z.
    2 months

    Very helpful, very interactive and clear.

  • Priyadarshan M.
    3 months

    very informative

  • Paweł Ż.
    4 months

    Clear and simple explanation of issues

  • Nicolás G.
    6 months

    Very good course!

  • Edmundo M.
    7 months

    The modeling of dimensions and fact tables of this fictitious tech company is very helpful on practicing and developing skills in two aspects: 1) Modeling different tables with inactive relationships, and 2) Creating measures using inactive relationships and challenging your thinking on different measures for employee´s attrition analysis. As a bonus, the exercise on intermediate data modeling gives an introduction on how to improve the aesthetic of the different pages of the report, including a practical navigational set of buttons to move around all the pages.

"Very helpful, very interactive and clear."

M. Z.

"very informative"

Priyadarshan M.

"Clear and simple explanation of issues"

Paweł Ż.

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