Discovering and Reporting Hidden Data Anomalies Using Power BI Jul 2021

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About this event

(New Content) Good data analytics often plays out like a crazy episode of the TV series CSI: Crime Scene Investigators. The joy of discovering what caused a particular data anomaly is typically short-lived, as one question answered usually creates five more questions. Fortunately, Microsoft’s Power BI is a fantastic tool for helping to dig deeper into your largest databases.

This webinar (which will be a 95% live demo) will use Power BI to discover the hidden outliers within our data. Once found, we will start drilling into each one, uncovering the possible reasons for the anomalies. Along the way, we will be showing how to create sophisticated reports using visuals, DAX Expressions, DateTime analysis, M Code, and more to come up with some answers. We will then create a dashboard that tells the story clearly and effectively.

Come to this virtual training to learn about Power BI and ask questions of our experts.

This course should appeal to all audience levels. We target the content to be 40% beginner Power BI, 40% Intermediate Power BI, and 20% advanced Power BI.

Date and time

Tue, Jul 13, 2021, 11:30 PM – Wed, Jul 14, 2021, 1:00 AM IST

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