Power BI Developer

Post No #818 Power BI Desktop: Cost: Free Details: This is the desktop version of Power BI, which you can use to create reports and dashboards on your local machine. It’s ideal for individual use. Power BI Pro: Cost: $10 per user per month Details: This version allows for collaboration, sharing, and publishing of reports and dashboards within an organization. It includes all the features of Power BI Desktop with added collaboration tools.

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Post No. #811 Power BI Service: - Sharing, collaborating, and distributing reports and dashboards. - View and interact with reports and dashboards online. - Accessed through a web browser. - Collaboration tools, data refresh schedules, dashboard creation from multiple reports. - Manage workspaces, share content, set access permissions, supports mobile access.

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Post No. #807 Power BI complete syllabus : 1. Introduction to Power BI - Overview of Power BI - What is Power BI? - Key components: Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service, Power BI Mobile - Benefits of using Power BI 2. Getting Started with Power BI Desktop - Installing Power BI Desktop - Understanding the Power BI interface - Connecting to data sources = Data transformation using Power Query 3. Data Modeling - Creating relationships between tables - Understanding data types and data categories - Using DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) - Building hierarchies 4. Data Visualization - Overview of visualization types - Customizing visualizations - Using slicers and filters - Creating and formatting interactive reports and dashboards 5. Advanced Visualizations - Using custom visuals from the marketplace - Advanced chart types: scatter charts, waterfall charts, maps - Conditional formatting - Using tooltips and bookmarks 6. Power BI Service - Publishing reports to Power BI Service - Creating and sharing dashboards - Using Power BI apps - Setting up data refresh and scheduling - Collaborating with others: workspaces and content packs 7. Performance Optimization - Optimizing data models - Improving DAX performance - Best practices for report performance 8. Security in Power BI - Row-level security (RLS) - Managing permissions and access - Data protection and governance

Post No. #804 I will give you PDFs of all the content I have posted till now. Keep learning 👍👍👍

Post No. #803 The one-to-many and many-to-one cardinality options are essentially the same, and they're also the most common cardinality types.When configuring a one-to-many or many-to-one relationship, you'll choose the one that matches the order in which you related the columns. 

Post No. #802 Automatic filters vs Manual filters in Power BI : - Automatic filters are automatically added to the visual level of the filter pane when you build a visual. These filters are based on the fields that make up your visual. Users with edit permission to the report can edit, clear, hide, lock, rename, or sort this filter in the pane. - Manual filters are the filters that you drag and drop in any section of the filter pane when you're editing a report. If you have edit permission to the report, you can edit, delete, clear, hide, lock, rename, or sort these filters in the pane.