Explore our Excel course on Power Query and Power View! Learn to extract, transform, and visualize data easily. Boost your Excel skills now!
This course is your fun guide to mastering Power Query and Power View in Excel! You’ll learn how to pull data from everywhere, tidy it up, and create awesome visuals to make sense of your info. Perfect for anyone looking to ramp up their data skills!
Learn How to Get and Transform Data Using Excel's Power Query and then Visualize That Data with Excel's Power View
Power Query enhances self-service business intelligence (BI) for Excel with an intuitive and consistent experience for discovering, combining, and refining data across a wide variety of sources including relational, structured and semi-structured, OData, Web, Hadoop, Azure Marketplace, and more.
Power Query brings the power of Data to the ordinary business and the Excel user.
Power View is an interactive data exploration, visualization, and presentation experience. It provides intuitive ad-hoc reporting for business users such as data analysts, business decision makers, and information workers
Power Query is an Excel add-in, available in Excel 2010 Professional Plus and Excel 2013. In Excel 2016 it is known as Get and discover data. Power Query can be described as SQL for Excel users (without the need for knowing SQL). It allows uses find data from multiple sources, combine data, transform data, and make the data usable for reporting and data analytics.
LEARN HOW SET UP QUERIES TO EXTRACT DATA FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES, TRANSFORM DATA OF DIFFERENT TYPES AND LEARN HOW TO USE POWER QUERY TO AUTOMATE DAILY TASKS.
MICROSOFT'S EXCEL, WHICH INCLUDES POWER QUERY, IS NOW PART OF A BI SYSTEM. IF YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR EXCEL SKILLS FAR BEYOND THE BASIC LEVEL AND BRING BUSINESS ANALYTICS AND DATA TO YOUR ORGANISATION THEN THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU
Power View is available in Excel 2013 and SharePoint Server 2010. In Power View, you can quickly create a variety of visualizations, from tables and matrices to bubble charts and sets of small multiple charts. For every visualization you want to create, you start with a table, which you can then easily convert to other visualizations, to determine which one best illustrates your data.
LEARN TO USE POWER VIEW CHARTS AND MAPS OF ALL TYPES TO VISUALIZE DATA TO AID BUSINESS DECISIONS AND SET UP HIERARCHY TO MAKE VISUALIZATIONS MORE INTERACTIVE
MICROSOFT'S EXCEL, WHICH INCLUDES POWER VIEW, IS NOW PART OF A SELF SERVICE BI SYSTEM. IF YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR EXCEL SKILLS FAR BEYOND THE BASIC LEVEL THEN THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU
In section one of this course we will start at the very basics and learn how to set up Power Query. In this section you will find sample data to download, so you can practice along. You will then work though a case study on how an organisation can use internal data of different file types, such as Text files and Excel files, and then combine this data with External data from the web to accurately calculate the potential market size, the actual market size and the portion of the market held by the company. This case study will give you a solid working knowledge of Power Query.
Next we will look at some more advanced features of Power Query. You will be introduced to the language use, which is known as M, you will learn how to query not just files of different types but also Folders of data. You will also learn how to sort “Bad Data” and user Power Query to automate reoccurring tasks.
You will also lean learn how, and when to visualize data using
• Column and Bar Charts
• Pie Charts
• Line charts
• Scatter/bubble charts
You will learn how to set up hierarchy and make these charts more interactive to give deeper analysis and how to visualize data on Maps
In addition to this through the sample data, will look at how trends in data are easily spotted using visualization, making business decisions easier and actionable.
Use Power Query to Get data from multiple sources
Use Power Query to transform data into a usable format
User Queries in Excels Power Query to automate tasks
20 Lectures
19 Lectures
With over 25 years of expertise in Accountancy, Business Management, and Operations, I, Paula, am a seasoned CPA (Certified Public Accountant) dedicated to empowering learners with practical skills and knowledge. As a former Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) in Excel for two consecutive years (2020 & 2021), I've been recognized for my commitment to excellence in spreadsheet solutions and financial...
So far so good
This is an excellent introductory course into Power Query.
The topic is exactly what I need. I wish explained where we trying to go.
The start was good, using 365 Power view is not available -but its close to BI - also Microsoft has disabled Flash / Shockwave / Silverlight - after loading Power view, still does not function. Sorry
It's good, but I'm now using Office 365, so things are in different places. Power Query is now part of the product and need not be downloaded, and its location in Excel is changed.
This is exciting - so many possibilities.
It went well, but I had trouble when using my own data. I had at one point added some summation fields to the PowerPivot table, and though I later removed these and the entire data model as well, I could never get the Power View sheet to use the proper data. The calculated fields kept appearing. I will see how it works in the PowerBI suite of tools.
Em termos de conteúdo o curso é bom, entretanto, é muito corrido.
So far so good. It does seem to be flowing
So far yes
Good quick introduction to Power Query and Power View. I now have lots of experimenting to do!
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Eslam A. G.
Good Course