Chicago Power BI User Group Meeting – May 2019

This is part 2 of the Project Professional Series we introduced at our April 2018 Meetup covering all things becoming a Power BI Professional. Our first series on Project Professional introduced the workshop, and now we are going to dive deeper in Data Discovery through the Query Editor!

Any project in BI starts with getting your data, and from discovering how to approach a BI Project to advanced methods to transform your data will be covered at this meetup. We will be going over different data sources to pull into Power BI to merging & appending data to get the data you need from the data you have. Make sure to bring your computer! Data for the meeting coming soon!

Files Needed:
- Download from here: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AnJP3dkXtV6GgyYWlDe6Z2Xjj3v3

- Module 01 Files: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AnJP3dkXtV6GgyXnY8GHNcwl8AUd

If the above links do not work, you can download from the below link as well:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a88W_nC7lqdks_6CcDBscWXTgBGKsifb?usp=sharing

What is it:
Interactive Education & Training building off the Dashboard in an Hour workshop format. The meetings will focus on best practices, interactive report building, and developing advanced skills in Power BI. The workshops will also focus n providing solutions by using both Power BI Technical Skills as well as Business Case for various scenarios.
Goals:
To develop the necessary skills to be an effective Power BI Professional using both technical & business skills in a Business Intelligence environment. Members should develop understanding on how to approach BI solutions for their stakeholders & be effective in manifesting that through their Reports & data visualization. As such, members will become knowledgeable on the technical features in Power BI & how to apply them.
Skills
1. Business Understanding on approaching Data
2. Expertise in Power BI features & tools
a. Query Editor functions/features
b. Data View / DAX understanding
c. Report View / Visualizing Data
3. Problem solving skills & techniques to approach common BI use cases

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