Introduction to Data Modeling for Power BI Video Course
Introduction to Data Modeling for Power BI is an introductory video course about data modeling, which is a required skill to get the best out of Power BI, Power Pivot for Excel, and Analysis Services. The training is aimed at users that do not have a background knowledge in data modeling for analytical systems and reporting.
The goal of the course is introduce the primary concepts of dimensional modeling, using practical examples and demos to illustrate how to obtain the desired result without having to write complex DAX expressions. Creating a proper data model simplifies the code to write and improves the performance. The course is made of 100 minutes of lectures. You can watch the videos at any time and the system will keep track of your advances. Within the course you can download the slides and the Power BI files used in the demos.
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- DIDIER BEAUVERD (Nov 29, 2019)
Excellent course
- Suresh Manakalath (Nov 29, 2019)
Thank You so much. Really creative and detailed information. Regards, Suresh.
- tom sneed (Nov 27, 2019)
well done!
- Matt Fraser (Nov 27, 2019)
Very helpful, even for someone experienced in the area. Just wish there was more!
- Matt Fraser (Nov 27, 2019)
Very helpful, even for someone experienced in the area. Just wish there was more!
- Jordi Comamala (Nov 26, 2019)
Its a very interesting course and amazing ideas to resolve Power BI reports. Thanks a lot.
- Gines Pagan Motos (Nov 25, 2019)
Thank you very much for this introduction to Data Modeling. Now I am clear about the way forward: star scheme and sqlbi.
- Dariusz Olak (Nov 23, 2019)
Great content equipping with structured knowledge for further self-development in mastering Power BI. Real must-have for beginners.
- Radek Hajek (Nov 20, 2019)
I recommend, nicely explained introduction to modeling for Power BI. Thank you
- Joao Monteiro (Nov 16, 2019)
Excellent presentation. Thank you so much for sharing knowledge.
- Monika Stengl (Nov 16, 2019)
The German translation is not very good. Tables is sometimes Tabelle (correct) and very often Tisch (the table you eat on which you eat...). Or sometimes Date is translated as Dattel (something you eat like figs). I hoped to use it for people who don't like to learn stuff in English. Never mind the course is very good as always !
- – Thanks for your feedback - unfortunately, we have to use automatic translation service as reported in the description of the video course: "(*) Translated automatically from the original English captions."
Originally we tried to create manually curated translation, but it was economically unsustainable. We received many requests for translations and the feedback was that an automatic translation is better than no translation, so we went for it - although it is not ideal and far from our standards.
Reply by SQLBI (Nov 16, 2019)
- – Thanks for your feedback - unfortunately, we have to use automatic translation service as reported in the description of the video course: "(*) Translated automatically from the original English captions."
Originally we tried to create manually curated translation, but it was economically unsustainable. We received many requests for translations and the feedback was that an automatic translation is better than no translation, so we went for it - although it is not ideal and far from our standards.
- Gene Stoegbauer (Nov 14, 2019)
I love your videos! You make everything simple to understand. The process is always building from one scenario to the next in a way that makes the entire process understandable. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible knowledge with us.
- Gonzalo de Arteaga (Nov 14, 2019)
Well done. Gladly surprised with the quality.
- Cherril Reilly (Nov 13, 2019)
As a newbie to pbi this is a really good introduction to data modelling and the scenarios were very well explain by Marco.
- xingxing cai (Nov 11, 2019)
Learn a lot about how to use the star schemas, very helpful for my current working.