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Welcome to this course.
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I'm really looking forward to taking you through this course on Power BI.
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You're going to find with that that it's one of the most powerful and easiest business intelligence
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tools to use.
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You're going to find that a fundamentally changes the way that you do your data analysis.
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Quick introduction before we get going.
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My name is Ian Littlejohn and I'm going to be your instructor for the course.
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My background is, is that I'm a Udemy partner instructor.
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I'm also a data analyst and a consultant.
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But let's have a look at a little bit more detail as to what we're going to cover in this course.
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So in this course, we've got a lot to cover.
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I'm going to start off by looking at our different Power BI products.
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We're going to get an understanding and an overview of them.
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I'm going to look at how we sign up for them, how we also load data into them and get a little bit
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of an understanding.
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I know we're going to be looking at how do we create some simple reports.
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We're going to be looking at some tables, some matrices, some cards and putting that together.
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The next step is we're going to be looking at publishing into the Power BI service.
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So we're going to see how we can publish up from your desktop and how we get that information available
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within the power of your service.
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From there, the next step is we're going to be looking within the Power BI our service.
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How do we create dashboards, how do we look at things like Q&A and some other things that we can do,
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like for example, looking at mobile reports.
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Once we completed those steps, we're going to be moving backwards.
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So we're going to be looking back at our data model.
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So we're going to come back into our Power BI desktop.
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We're going to look at how we create some formulas, how we create, look at different functions, how
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we use our Dak's functions.
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So we'll be looking at how we build up our data model.
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We're going to be then going on from there, looking at our relationships.
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We're going to be seeing how we can create relationships within the Power BI data model.
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We're then going to look at our query editor.
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You're going to find that the query editor is an incredibly powerful product.
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It's going to allow us to be able to transform and to clean up our data before we actually bring it
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into our power.
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BI So we're I have a look at that.
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We're going to see some certain transformations we can do and get an understanding of it.
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We're also going to be looking at how Power BI and Excel works together, so we're going to be seeing
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that we can use Excel to actually analyze and understand our Power BI data.
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Then we're going to be looking at a case study.
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It's just in data that I've worked with over the years from the coronavirus, So we get the data from
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the World Health Organization.
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So I'm just going to run you through a report that I've created and also how we embed it.
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And we hosted up on a website.
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So as you can see, we've got a lot to cover in the course.
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Can't wait to get going.
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Let's jump into the lessons.
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I will see you there.
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