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How to get Power Bi Certification?

 To excel in the Power Bi Certification you should have a bunch of different skills and specifically know how Microsoft called certain concepts in Power BI, to become a Power BI Certified is not necessary to been working in data for years, it is important your desire to be playing around on this platform.


The topics that you need to be confident to pass the Power Bi Certifications are:

  • Data Connectivity and Transformation: Connecting to various data sources, transforming and cleaning data using Power Query.
  • Data Modeling: Designing data models, creating relationships, and optimizing model performance.
  • Data Visualization: Creating effective and interactive data visualizations, designing reports and dashboards.
  • DAX (Data Analysis Expressions): Writing DAX formulas for calculations, measures, and calculated columns.
  • Power BI Service: Publishing reports to the Power BI service, managing workspaces, sharing and collaborating on reports.
  • Data Security and Compliance: Understanding data security features, implementing row-level security, and complying with data governance.
  • Custom Visualizations and Extensions: Creating custom visualizations and using custom visuals from the Power BI community.
  • Power Query: Transforming and shaping data using Power Query within Power BI and Power Query Online.

Power BI Certification (PL-300) will bring you great opportunities in your career due the high demand of Data Analyst nowadays, also it will put you one step forward with other data specialist who been working on the field years without validating their knowledge.

To be able to excel in Power BI it is important to be familiar and have practice in Excel and other data source formats, like CSV files, Excel Tables, and Data Bases.

In this blog we would like to guide you through the learning journey in Power BI and increase your proficiency in Excel.

If you have any question or you need help in something related with this please let us know.

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