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Learn With The Nerds Data Modeling for Power BI [2024 Edition]
Everything in Power BI is more complicated if you don’t build a good data model. Business Intelligence consultants spend an entire career learning how to build data models, but NOT you! Understanding the fundamentals of dimensional modeling (Star Schema) can get you very far in Power BI. What you’ll learn:
- What is a Star Schema?
- Building Facts and Dimensions
- Understanding Relationships
- and Much More!
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This class was really terrific. I have already done a little work with Power BI, but I learned a ton. They tailored it to all levels. Honestly, probably the best online class I have ever had.
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Overall, I love the virtual conference that was put together. The speakers prove they are experts in their related subjects. I learned many things; from fine-tuning my skills to stuff I never would have considered or thought of.
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The instructor for this course was so easy to follow and understand. I found the content to be well organized and well-focused on the point. It should be used as a model for other courses. I watched every minute of it, and I am a 20-year veteran of on-prem SQL.
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