Introduction to Power BI
Introduction to Power BI
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What enrolled engineers say
Needed a clearer handle on how Power BI actually works under the hood, not just clicking charts. The Data Model internals bit where VertiPaq compression vs relationships in the Model view, plus the DAX row vs filter context walk-through with CALCULATE, stuck. It helped me reason about why a report broke between repo branches and a PR when CI refreshed datasets, thinking about prod refresh, RPS spikes, and obs. I wasn't sold on the visuals section pace and wished for more on infra and arch, but it's one I'd probably pass along anyway.
Quick ramp for client dashboards; the “Power Query Editor > Merge Queries” walk-through with the sales.csv example stuck, especially fixing data types before visuals. It's mostly paced for zero-basics; wished there'd been more on basic DAX measures beyond SUM, but it got me shipping a usable report to prod fast.
Feels aimed at the stuff that pages you at 3am when a dashboard goes sideways in prod, not theory. The Modeling chapter where he walks through CALCULATE vs FILTER using the sales table example stuck; seeing how it impacts refresh time made it click fast. i've already applied a couple tweaks to a client repo without touching infra or CI. Mostly good for beginners, though I wasn't sold on the visuals section, but I’m leaving with a clearer handle on performance tuning and where to look before obs starts yelling.
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- You're a Chemical & Process / Mechanical Engineering professional
- You prefer live, instructor-led training with Q&A
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Fri, Jan 24, 2025
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1 hour per day
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What learners say about this course
Needed a clearer handle on how Power BI actually works under the hood, not just clicking charts. The Data Model internals bit where VertiPaq compression vs relationships in the Model view, plus the DAX row vs filter context walk-through with CALCULATE, stuck. It helped me reason about why a report broke between repo branches and a PR when CI refreshed datasets, thinking about prod refresh, RPS spikes, and obs. I wasn't sold on the visuals section pace and wished for more on infra and arch, but it's one I'd probably pass along anyway.
Quick ramp for client dashboards; the “Power Query Editor > Merge Queries” walk-through with the sales.csv example stuck, especially fixing data types before visuals. It's mostly paced for zero-basics; wished there'd been more on basic DAX measures beyond SUM, but it got me shipping a usable report to prod fast.
Feels aimed at the stuff that pages you at 3am when a dashboard goes sideways in prod, not theory. The Modeling chapter where he walks through CALCULATE vs FILTER using the sales table example stuck; seeing how it impacts refresh time made it click fast. i've already applied a couple tweaks to a client repo without touching infra or CI. Mostly good for beginners, though I wasn't sold on the visuals section, but I’m leaving with a clearer handle on performance tuning and where to look before obs starts yelling.
Good ramp for beginners; the Power Query section where you merge tables and fix data types before loading to the model stuck. It's mostly practical, though I wasn't sold on how briefly DAX got covered—CALCULATE with filters felt rushed for a prod dataset.
Oct 2, 2026 
