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1. What is Data Analytics?
Analyzing raw data to find patterns, trends, and insights to support decision-making.
2. Types of Data Analytics:
⦁ Descriptive: What happened?
⦁ Diagnostic: Why did it happen?
⦁ Predictive: What might happen next?
⦁ Prescriptive: What should be done?
3. Key Tools & Languages:
⦁ Excel – Quick analysis & charts
⦁ SQL – Query and manage databases
⦁ Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib)
⦁ Power BI / Tableau – Dashboards & visualization
4. Data Cleaning Basics:
⦁ Handle missing values
⦁ Remove duplicates
⦁ Convert data types
⦁ Standardize formats
5. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA):
⦁ Summary stats (mean, median, mode)
⦁ Data distribution
⦁ Correlation matrix
⦁ Visual tools: bar charts, boxplots, scatter plots
6. Data Visualization:
⦁ Use charts to simplify insights
⦁ Choose chart types based on data (line for trends, bar for comparisons, pie for proportions)
7. SQL Essentials:
⦁ SELECT, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY
⦁ Aggregate functions: COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN
8. Python for Analysis:
⦁ Pandas for dataframes
⦁ Matplotlib/Seaborn for plotting
⦁ Scikit-learn for basic ML models
*9. Metrics to Know:
⦁ Growth %, Conversion rate, Retention rate
⦁ KPIs specific to domain (finance, marketing, etc.)
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⦁ Customer segmentation
⦁ Sales trend analysis
⦁ A/B testing
⦁ Forecasting demand
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🧠 STEP 1: Learn Tableau Basics
✔ Tableau Interface
✔ Connecting Data Sources
✔ Worksheets & Dashboards
✔ Basic Charts & Graphs
🛠 Tools to Learn:
✔ Tableau
✔ Microsoft Excel
📊 STEP 2: Learn Data Preparation
✔ Data Cleaning
✔ Handling Missing Values
✔ Data Types
✔ Data Blending & Joins
🛠 Concepts to Learn:
✔ Extract vs Live Connection
✔ Data Interpreter
✔ Relationships & Joins
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✔ Bar & Line Charts
✔ Pie & Donut Charts
✔ Maps & Geo Visuals
✔ Heatmaps & Treemaps
✔ Scatter Plots
🛠 Visualization Skills:
✔ Formatting Dashboards
✔ Interactive Filters
✔ Tooltips
✔ Highlight Actions
⚡ STEP 4: Learn Calculations & Analytics
✔ Calculated Fields
✔ Table Calculations
✔ Parameters
✔ Sets & Groups
✔ LOD Expressions
🛠 Functions to Learn:
✔ IF Statements
✔ CASE Statements
✔ WINDOW_SUM()
✔ RANK()
✔ DATE Functions
📊 STEP 5: Learn Dashboard Design
✔ KPI Dashboards
✔ Storytelling with Data
✔ Interactive Reports
✔ Mobile-Friendly Dashboards
🛠 Design Skills:
✔ Layout Containers
✔ Dynamic Dashboards
✔ Navigation Buttons
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✔ Publishing Dashboards
✔ Sharing Reports
✔ Permissions & Security
✔ Scheduled Refresh
🛠 Platforms to Learn:
✔ Tableau Server
✔ Tableau Cloud
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✔ Dashboard Optimization
✔ Row-Level Security
✔ Performance Tuning
✔ Advanced Analytics Integration
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✔ Python Integration
✔ R Integration
✔ Extensions & APIs
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✔ Sales Dashboard
✔ HR Analytics Dashboard
✔ Financial Performance Dashboard
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| 5 | 📌 Formatting Visuals
Power BI allows you to customize visuals by:
Changing colors
Adding titles
Formatting labels
Showing data labels
Adjusting fonts
Sorting values
Applying themes
A consistent design improves readability.
📌 Best Practices
✅ Choose the right visual for the data.
✅ Keep dashboards simple and uncluttered.
✅ Use consistent colors throughout the report.
✅ Highlight important KPIs using Cards.
✅ Limit the number of visuals on a page.
✅ Add meaningful titles and labels.
❌ Common Mistakes
❌ Using too many colors.
❌ Overloading a page with visuals.
❌ Using pie charts with many categories.
❌ Ignoring proper labels and titles.
❌ Choosing the wrong chart type for the data.
💼 Real-World Example
A Sales Dashboard might include:
Card → Total Sales
Line Chart → Monthly Sales Trend
Bar Chart → Sales by Region
Treemap → Sales by Product Category
Map → Sales by Country
Matrix → Product-wise Sales Details
Gauge → Sales Target Achievement
This combination provides executives with a complete overview of business performance.
🎯 Interview Questions
1. What is Data Visualization?
2. Which chart is best for showing trends over time?
3. When would you use a Matrix instead of a Table?
4. What is the purpose of a Card visual?
5. When should you avoid using a Pie Chart?
6. What is the difference between a Bar Chart and a Column Chart?
7. Which visual is suitable for geographical analysis?
8. What are some best practices for designing Power BI dashboards?
📝 Key Takeaways
✅ Data Visualization turns raw data into actionable insights.
✅ Selecting the right visual makes reports easier to understand.
✅ Keep dashboards clean, simple, and focused on business goals.
✅ A good dashboard helps users identify trends, compare performance, and make informed decisions quickly.
🚀 Effective visualizations don't just display data—they tell a story that drives better business decisions.
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| 6 | 🚀 Power BI Essentials Series
📊 Topic 5: Data Visualization (Complete Beginner's Guide)
Data is valuable only when people can understand it.
Power BI transforms raw data into interactive and meaningful visualizations, helping businesses make faster and better decisions.
🎯 What is Data Visualization?
Data Visualization is the process of presenting data using charts, graphs, maps, and other visuals to make information easy to understand.
Instead of reading thousands of rows of data, users can identify trends and insights at a glance.
📌 Why is Data Visualization Important?
A well-designed dashboard helps answer questions like:
Which region has the highest sales?
Which product generates the most revenue?
How are sales changing over time?
Who are the top-performing employees?
Which category has the highest profit?
Visualizations make it easier to identify patterns, trends, and outliers.
📂 Types of Visualizations in Power BI
📊 Bar Chart
Used to compare values across different categories.
Best For:
Sales by Region
Revenue by Product
Profit by Department
📈 Line Chart
Shows trends over time.
Best For:
Monthly Sales
Website Traffic
Stock Prices
Customer Growth
📉 Area Chart
Similar to a line chart but fills the area below the line.
Best For:
Showing overall growth over time
Comparing cumulative trends
🥧 Pie Chart
Displays each category's contribution to the whole.
Best For:
Market Share
Sales by Category
Customer Segments
Use pie charts only when there are a few categories.
🍩 Donut Chart
A variation of the pie chart with a hole in the center.
Useful for displaying percentages while leaving space for a KPI in the middle.
📋 Table
Displays detailed records in rows and columns.
Best For:
Transaction Details
Customer Lists
Invoice Data
📑 Matrix
An advanced version of a table that supports grouping and drill-down.
Best For:
Sales by Region and Product
Financial Reports
Pivot-style analysis
🔢 Card
Displays a single important value.
Examples:
Total Sales
Total Profit
Number of Customers
Revenue
Cards are commonly used for KPIs.
🎯 KPI Visual
Shows whether a metric is improving or declining against a target.
Examples:
Sales Target Achievement
Monthly Revenue
Profit Growth
🌍 Map
Displays geographic data.
Best For:
Sales by Country
Customers by State
Store Locations
📏 Gauge Chart
Shows progress toward a target.
Examples:
Sales Target
Budget Utilization
Project Completion
🌳 Treemap
Displays hierarchical data using rectangles.
Best For:
Sales by Category
Product Hierarchies
Budget Distribution
📌 Scatter Chart
Shows the relationship between two numerical variables.
Best For:
Profit vs Sales
Price vs Quantity
Customer Age vs Spending
📌 Choosing the Right Visual
Requirement | Recommended Visual
Compare categories | Bar Chart
Show trends | Line Chart
Display percentages | Pie/Donut Chart
Show KPIs | Card
Detailed data | Table
Hierarchical analysis | Matrix
Geographic analysis | Map
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| 8 | 📌 Understanding Filter Context
Filter Context is one of the most important DAX concepts.
If you place Total Sales in a report:
• Without filters → Total sales for all records.
• Filter by Region → Sales for that region only.
• Filter by Year → Sales for that year only.
The same measure returns different results based on the filters applied.
📌 Measure vs Calculated Column
Measure: Calculated on demand | Doesn't increase model size | Dynamic | Best for reports and KPIs
Calculated Column: Calculated during data refresh | Increases model size | Static until refresh | Best for row-level calculations
📌 Best Practices
✅ Prefer Measures over Calculated Columns whenever possible.
✅ Write meaningful measure names.
✅ Reuse existing measures instead of duplicating logic.
✅ Keep DAX formulas simple and readable.
✅ Test calculations with different filters.
❌ Common Mistakes
❌ Creating too many Calculated Columns.
❌ Writing duplicate measures.
❌ Ignoring filter context.
❌ Using complex formulas when a simple function would work.
❌ Not organizing measures into folders.
💼 Real-World Example
A retail company wants to track business performance.
Measures created: Total Sales, Total Profit, Total Orders, Average Order Value, Profit Margin %, Year-to-Date Sales, Previous Year Sales, Sales Growth %
These measures power KPI cards, charts, and executive dashboards.
🎯 Interview Questions
1. What is DAX?
2. What is the difference between a Measure and a Calculated Column?
3. What is CALCULATE() used for?
4. What is Filter Context?
5. Why is DIVIDE() preferred over the / operator?
6. What does RELATED() do?
7. When would you use a Calculated Table?
8. Name some commonly used DAX functions.
📝 Key Takeaways
✅ DAX is the calculation engine of Power BI.
✅ Measures are generally preferred because they are dynamic and efficient.
✅ Understanding Filter Context is essential for writing accurate DAX formulas.
✅ Master functions like SUM(), CALCULATE(), FILTER(), IF(), and DIVIDE() to build powerful dashboards.
🚀 Strong DAX skills transform a basic Power BI report into a powerful business intelligence solution.
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| 9 | 🚀 Power BI Essentials Series
🧮 Topic 4: DAX (Data Analysis Expressions)
Once your data is cleaned and modeled, the next step is to perform calculations. This is where DAX comes in.
DAX is the formula language used in Power BI to create custom calculations, measures, calculated columns, and calculated tables.
🎯 What is DAX?
DAX is a collection of functions, operators, and constants that help you analyze and calculate data.
With DAX, you can:
✅ Calculate Total Sales
✅ Find Profit Margin
✅ Calculate Year-to-Date (YTD) Sales
✅ Compare Current vs Previous Year
✅ Rank Products
✅ Create KPIs
📌 Why is DAX Important?
Without DAX, Power BI can only display your existing data.
With DAX, you can answer business questions like:
• What are total sales this month?
• Which product generated the highest profit?
• How much did sales grow compared to last year?
• What is the average order value?
📂 Types of DAX Calculations
1️⃣ Measures
Measures are dynamic calculations.
They are calculated based on the current filter context.
Example:
Total Sales = SUM(Sales[Sales Amount])
Use Measures for: KPIs, Charts, Cards, Tables, Dashboards
Measures do not store values in the model, making them more efficient.
2️⃣ Calculated Columns
Calculated Columns create a new column in a table.
Example:
Profit = Sales[Sales Amount] - Sales[Cost]
Use them when you need a value for every row.
Unlike Measures, Calculated Columns increase the model size because values are stored.
3️⃣ Calculated Tables
Create entirely new tables using DAX.
Example:
TopCustomers = FILTER(Customers, Customers[Sales] > 100000)
Useful for advanced reporting scenarios.
📌 Most Common DAX Functions
SUM()
Adds all values in a column.
Total Sales = SUM(Sales[Sales Amount])
AVERAGE()
Returns the average value.
Average Sales = AVERAGE(Sales[Sales Amount])
COUNT()
Counts numeric values.
Total Orders = COUNT(Sales[Order ID])
DISTINCTCOUNT()
Counts unique values.
Example: Number of unique customers.
IF()
Performs logical tests.
Profit Status = IF([Profit] > 0, "Profit", "Loss")
CALCULATE()
One of the most powerful DAX functions.
It changes the filter context before performing a calculation.
North Sales =
CALCULATE(
[Total Sales],
Sales[Region] = "North"
)
FILTER()
Returns rows that meet a condition. Often used inside CALCULATE().
RELATED()
Fetches values from a related table. Useful when working with relationships.
DIVIDE()
Safely performs division and avoids divide-by-zero errors.
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| 11 | ❌ Common Mistakes
❌ Loading one large flat table
❌ Creating duplicate relationships
❌ Ignoring Date tables
❌ Using text columns as relationship keys when better key columns exist
❌ Overusing bi-directional filters
💼 Real-World Example
A retail company has:
Fact Table: Sales
Dimension Tables: Customers, Products, Date, Region
Using this model, managers can answer:
• Sales by Product
• Revenue by Region
• Monthly Sales Trend
• Top Customers
• Category Performance
All from the same data model.
🎯 Interview Questions
1. What is Data Modeling?
2. What is a Fact Table?
3. What is a Dimension Table?
4. What is a Star Schema?
5. Difference between Star Schema and Snowflake Schema?
6. What is Cardinality?
7. What is Cross Filter Direction?
8. What is the difference between Active and Inactive Relationships?
9. Why do we need a Date table?
10. Why is Star Schema recommended in Power BI?
📝 Key Takeaways
✅ Data Modeling is the foundation of every Power BI solution.
✅ Separate transactional data (Fact Tables) from descriptive data (Dimension Tables).
✅ Use a Star Schema for better performance and simpler DAX.
✅ Build clean relationships to ensure accurate reports and dashboards.
🚀 A well-designed data model makes DAX easier, dashboards faster, and insights more reliable.
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| 12 | 🚀 Power BI Essentials Series
⭐ Topic 3: Data Modeling
A Power BI dashboard is only as good as its data model.
Even if you know DAX and visualization, a poor data model can lead to slow reports, incorrect calculations, and confusing relationships.
That's why Data Modeling is considered one of the most important Power BI skills.
🎯 What is Data Modeling?
Data Modeling is the process of organizing tables and creating relationships between them so Power BI can analyze data correctly.
A good model helps you:
✅ Build faster reports
✅ Write simpler DAX
✅ Improve performance
✅ Create accurate visualizations
📌 Why is Data Modeling Important?
Imagine you have three tables: Sales, Customers, Products
Without relationships, Power BI treats them as separate tables.
With relationships, you can answer questions like:
• Which customer bought which product?
• Which region generated the highest sales?
• Which category has the highest profit?
📂 Types of Tables
📊 Fact Table
A Fact Table contains measurable business data.
Examples: Sales, Revenue, Profit, Quantity, Orders
Example:
Order ID | Product ID | Customer ID | Sales
1001 | P01 | C01 | ₹2,500
Fact tables usually contain many rows.
📋 Dimension Table
A Dimension Table contains descriptive information.
Examples: Customer, Product, Date, Region, Employee
Example:
Customer ID | Customer Name | City
C01 | Rahul | Mumbai
Dimension tables provide context to fact data.
⭐ Star Schema
The recommended data model in Power BI.
Dim Date
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Dim Customer — Fact Sales — Dim Product
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Dim Region
Benefits:
✅ Better performance
✅ Easier DAX
✅ Cleaner reports
✅ Easier maintenance
❄️ Snowflake Schema
A normalized model where dimensions are connected to other dimensions.
Example:
Fact Sales
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Product
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Category
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Department
Drawbacks:
• More relationships
• More complex model
• Slightly slower queries
For most Power BI projects, Star Schema is preferred.
📌 Relationships
Relationships connect tables using common columns.
Example: Customer ID → Sales Table ↔ Customer Table
This allows Power BI to combine data correctly.
📌 Types of Relationships
1️⃣ One-to-Many (1:_):
Most common relationship.
Example: One Customer → Many Orders
✅ Recommended for most models.
2️⃣ One-to-One (1:1):
One record matches one record.
Less common.
**3️⃣ Many-to-Many (_:*):**
Multiple records match multiple records.
Use only when necessary, as it can complicate calculations.
📌 Cardinality
Cardinality defines how tables relate.
Examples: One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-One, Many-to-Many
Choosing the correct cardinality is important for accurate results.
📌 Cross Filter Direction
Determines how filters move between tables.
Single Direction:
✅ Recommended
Simple and efficient.
Both Directions:
Allows filters to flow both ways.
Use only when required, as it can affect performance and create ambiguity.
📌 Active vs Inactive Relationships
Active Relationship:
Used automatically by Power BI.
Represented by a solid line.
Inactive Relationship:
Exists in the model but isn't used unless activated with the USERELATIONSHIP() DAX function.
Represented by a dashed line.
📌 Date Table
Every professional Power BI model should include a dedicated Date table.
Why?
Time Intelligence functions like YTD, MTD, QTD, Same Period Last Year depend on a proper Date table.
📌 Best Practices
✅ Use Star Schema
✅ Keep Fact and Dimension tables separate
✅ Create one Date table
✅ Use meaningful table and column names
✅ Avoid unnecessary Many-to-Many relationships
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| 14 | Complete Power BI Topics for Data Analysts 👇👇
1. Introduction to Power BI
- Overview and architecture
- Installation and setup
2. Loading and Transforming Data
- Connecting to various data sources
- Data loading techniques
- Data cleaning and transformation using Power Query
3. Data Modeling
- Creating relationships between tables
- DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) basics
- Calculated columns and measures
4. Data Visualization
- Building reports and dashboards
- Visualization best practices
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- Time intelligence functions
- Advanced DAX functions and scenarios
- Row context vs. filter context
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- Publishing and sharing reports
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- Integrating Power BI with other Microsoft tools (Excel, SharePoint, Teams)
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- Best practices for deployment
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- Data exploration techniques
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- Advanced analytics in Power BI
13. Power BI Report Server
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BI → Business Intelligence
ETL → Extract, Transform, Load
ELT → Extract, Load, Transform
DWH → Data Warehouse
OLAP → Online Analytical Processing
OLTP → Online Transaction Processing
KPI → Key Performance Indicator
SLA → Service Level Agreement
SCD → Slowly Changing Dimension
CDC → Change Data Capture
MDM → Master Data Management
EAV → Entity Attribute Value
FACT → Fact Table
DIM → Dimension Table
STAR → Star Schema
SNOWFLAKE → Snowflake Schema
MTD → Month To Date
QTD → Quarter To Date
YTD → Year To Date
MoM → Month over Month
YoY → Year over Year
ROI → Return on Investment
TAT → Turn Around Time
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| 19 | 🚀 Power BI Essentials Series
🔄 Topic 2: Power Query (Complete Beginner's Guide)
Before creating charts and dashboards, your data needs to be clean, consistent, and ready for analysis.
That's where Power Query comes in.
Power Query is one of the most important features in Power BI because real-world data is rarely perfect.
🎯 What is Power Query?
Power Query is Power BI's ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tool.
It helps you:
✅ Import data
✅ Clean data
✅ Transform data
✅ Combine multiple data sources
✅ Prepare data for analysis
No coding is required for most transformations.
📌 Why is Power Query Important?
Imagine you receive an Excel file with:
❌ Blank rows
❌ Duplicate records
❌ Incorrect date formats
❌ Missing values
❌ Extra spaces
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Simply click Refresh, and all the cleaning steps run automatically.
📂 How to Open Power Query?
1. Open Power BI Desktop
2. Click Home → Transform Data
3. The Power Query Editor opens
This is where you'll clean and prepare your data.
📌 Power Query Interface
• Queries Pane: Displays all imported tables
• Data Preview: Shows your dataset
• Applied Steps: Records every transformation you perform
• Ribbon: Contains commands for cleaning and transforming data
📌 Common Data Cleaning Tasks
1️⃣ Remove Duplicates
Used when the same record appears multiple times.
Example: Customer ID 101, 101, 102 → 101, 102
2️⃣ Remove Blank Rows
Blank rows can affect calculations and visuals. Always remove unnecessary empty rows.
3️⃣ Change Data Types
Assign the correct data type.
Examples: Date → Date, Sales → Decimal Number, Quantity → Whole Number, Customer Name → Text
Incorrect data types can cause errors in reports.
4️⃣ Rename Columns
Replace generic names like Column1, Column2
With meaningful names: Customer Name, Order Date, Revenue
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Keep only the data you need.
Examples: Sales > 1000, Region = North, Year = 2025
Filtering early can improve performance.
6️⃣ Replace Values
Quickly replace incorrect or outdated values.
Example: Replace "Mum" → "Mumbai" for consistency.
📌 Data Transformation Features
• Split Column: Separate one column into multiple. John Smith → First Name: John, Last Name: Smith
• Merge Columns: Combine columns. John + Smith → John Smith
• Merge Queries: Combine data from two tables based on a common column. Like SQL JOINs. Sales Table + Customer Table
• Append Queries: Add rows from one table to another. January Sales + February Sales
• Group By: Summarize data. Sales by Region: North → ₹5,00,000, South → ₹4,20,000
• Pivot Column: Convert row values into columns
• Unpivot Columns: Convert multiple columns into rows. Super useful for reporting
📌 Applied Steps
Every transformation is automatically recorded:
Source → Changed Type → Removed Duplicates → Filtered Rows → Renamed Columns
If the source data changes, simply click Refresh and all steps run again.
📌 Best Practices
✅ Remove unnecessary columns first
✅ Filter rows early
✅ Use meaningful query names
✅ Verify data types
✅ Keep transformation steps organized
❌ Common Mistakes
❌ Cleaning data manually in Excel every month
❌ Loading unnecessary columns
❌ Ignoring incorrect data types
❌ Creating duplicate queries
❌ Skipping data validation
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1. Import the Excel file
2. Remove blank rows
3. Remove duplicate records
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5. Merge Customer details
6. Append monthly sales files
7. Load the cleaned data into Power BI
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| 20 | 📊 Frequently Asked Power BI Interview Questions (Intermediate Level)
1️⃣ What is the difference between a Measure and a Calculated Column?
💡 Answer:
Measure → Calculated at query time based on the current filter context.
Calculated Column → Calculated during data refresh and stored in the data model.
2️⃣ What is the purpose of the CALCULATE() function?
💡 Answer:
CALCULATE() changes the filter context before evaluating an expression.
3️⃣ What is the difference between Import Mode and DirectQuery?
💡 Answer:
Import Mode → Stores data inside Power BI for faster performance.
DirectQuery → Queries the source database in real time without importing the data.
4️⃣ What is the difference between SUM() and SUMX()?
💡 Answer:
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SUMX() → Evaluates an expression for each row and then sums the results.
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