DP-605 Develop dynamic reports with Microsoft Power BI
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Course Language English
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Today, data reports must do more than just visualize information. Dynamic solutions are needed that reveal connections and allow for different perspectives. Power BI enables precisely this depth through intelligent interaction and logical control.
Key topics
- Dynamic content based on user interactions.
- Advanced DAX concepts.
- Context-dependent visualization.
- User-centered report design.
- Optimization of loading times and performance.
Prerequisites
Experience with Power BI, basic understanding of DAX and data structures.
Target audience
BI analysts, data professionals, departments responsible for reporting.
This results in reports that remain flexible, make complex data understandable, and effectively support data-based decisions.
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Course content
Data in Power BI
- Retrieving data from files
- Retrieving data from relational sources
- Creating dynamic reports with parameters
- Retrieve data from NoSQL databases
- Retrieve data from online services
- Select storage mode
- Retrieve data from Azure Analysis Services
- Troubleshoot performance issues
- Resolve data import errors
Data preparation
- Adjust output data
- Simplify data structure
- Check and adjust column data types
- Merge tables
- Prepare data in Power BI
- Edit M code in Advanced Editor
Semantic model
- Edit tables
- Creating a date table
- Working with dimensions
- Defining data granularity
- Using relationships and cardinality
- Solve modeling problems
Power BI Desktop models
- Create dimensions
- Create composite measures
- Create quick ratios
- Compare key figures with calculated columns
Tables and columns
- Create calculated columns
- Understanding row context
- Select column addition
Power BI reports
- Designing the layout of analysis reports
- Design reports visually
- Selecting report elements
- Selecting report images
- Select visualizations for layout
- Customize and configure visualizations
- Working with KPIs
Power BI report filters
- Designing report filters
- Integrating filters into the report structure
- Slicer-based filters
- Advanced filtering techniques in reports
- Consumption time filters
- Selecting filter methods
- Case study: Filter configuration based on feedback
Fields of work
- Provide report/dashboard
- Monitor usage/performance
- Recommend development strategy
- Analyze errors using history
- Configure data protection
Model management
- Power BI Gateway for on-premises data sources
- Configure scheduled model refresh
- Set up incremental updates
- Manage and publish semantic models
- Troubleshoot service connectivity
- Optimize performance with query caching (Premium)
What are the benefits of practical reporting with Power BI in day-to-day work?
- Faster decision-making through clear visualizations, fewer manual analyses, and actionable insights derived from complex data.
Specifically, what problems does dynamic reporting solve?
- Disorganized data, inconsistent reports, and slow analyses are being replaced by automated, interactive dashboards.
Who stands to benefit most from focusing on dynamic reports?
- Relevant for data analysts, BI managers, and business units that need to make data-driven decisions more quickly and confidently.
What skills are in high demand in the field of Power BI?
- DAX, data modeling, and interactive visualization are among the most sought-after skills in the BI field.
How do structured reports improve data quality?
- Clear models and well-defined logic reduce sources of error and produce consistent, reliable results.
Why are interactive dashboards crucial for businesses?
- Real-time analytics enable immediate responses to changes rather than delayed decisions based on static reports.
What role does automation play in modern reporting?
- Recurring processes run automatically, saving time and significantly reducing manual errors.
How does thorough reporting impact one's career?
- In-demand BI skills increase visibility within the company and open up new roles in a data-driven environment.
