Microsoft Power BI For Dummies
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Reveal the insights behind your company’s data with Microsoft Power BI
Microsoft Power BI allows intuitive access to data that can power intelligent business decisions and insightful strategies. The question is, do you have the Power BI skills to make your organization’s numbers spill their secrets?
In Microsoft Power BI For Dummies, expert lecturer, consultant, and author Jack Hyman delivers a start-to-finish guide to applying the Power BI platform to your own firm’s data. You’ll discover how to start exploring your data sources, build data models, visualize your results, and create compelling reports that motivate decisive action.
Tackle the basics of Microsoft Power BI and, when you’re done with that, move on to advanced functions like accessing data with DAX and app integrations Guide your organization’s direction and decisions with rock-solid conclusions based on real-world data Impress your bosses and confidently lead your direct reports with exciting insights drawn from Power BI’s useful visualization tools
It’s one thing for your company to have data at its disposal. It’s another thing entirely to know what to do with it. Microsoft Power BI For Dummies is the straightforward blueprint you need to apply one of the most powerful business intelligence tools on the market to your firm’s existing data.
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About the Author
Jack Hyman is CEO of HyerTek, an IT consulting firm that specializes in Microsoft’s business platforms. He is also an associate professor in the Computer Information Sciences department at University of the Cumberlands. Jack has authored numerous custom B2B books in the For Dummies series along with study guides for certification on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform.
Publisher : For Dummies; 1st edition (February 8, 2022)
Language : English
Paperback : 416 pages
ISBN-10 : 1119824877
ISBN-13 : 978-1119824879
Item Weight : 1.2 pounds
Dimensions : 7.4 x 1.1 x 9.2 inches
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It Guy –
Great Book
A great Power Power BI reference for those looking to learn more than the basics.
ImpulseShopper –
Power BI
Excellent resource for learning Power Bi
Concerned Mom –
Not my cup of tea
Iâm older than I used to be and even this is a tough read. I wonât give up and keep the book because I really want to learn this. The information is there so Iâm not going to call this a fail. I just need to read it a few more times. Maybe Iâll get a video to go with it.
Skip –
Not very helpful
Easy to follow, not very in depth
DebbieH –
Great Book!
A well written book with coverage on everything you’ll need to know about Power BI Desktop and Services. Probably the most comprehensive reference I have without needing to purchase several Microsoft books. The only issue is locating the downloads, as indicated, but it appears the book was written before Dummies changed their Website. You can’t control URLs in books written months ago.
Amazon Customer –
A thorough primer on Power BI
A solid read, helping you understand Power BI Desktop and Online Services. A true one-stop reference.
Jacob Owens –
Excessively wordy/Files are not correct
As noted by other reviewers, the files are not where the book says they are. After finding the files at the publisher’s (Wiley) website, it turns out they are not 1 to 1 with what’s referenced in the book. DataPower.xls comes to mind as one that is missing and some of the other file extensions are different from what’s listed in the book. No bid deal going from .xls to .csv but it instills some doubt if the example you are working on isn’t looking correct compared to book examples (which are often to small to see).The writing style is excessively wordy. The tone swings way into the conversational side of the spectrum. I realize that this is not a technical manual but a better balance with word economy would be better. There is an entire chapter dedicated to the differences in Power BI versions. Not the worst thing but the same info in a more concise form can be found at the Microsoft product page. What gets laborious is re-reading this same info over and over in the next 10 chapters needlessly bloating their size.All in all, I did learn a few things from this book but it was not time efficient learning and frustrating trying to skim through the conversational style to get to substance.The irony of my review being excessively wordy is not lost on me but hey, it’s a review not a tutorial.
HP –
Difficult to follow along
Not what I excepted from Dummy series. Other books from Dummy series have hit the mark not this one. Downloading examples was confusing. Would not recommend this book
François Marquis –
Excellent pour les débutants comme moi. Préférable de le lire en ayant déjà un projet à faire. Cela facilite la compréhension par un exemple.
Enrique Garcia –
Las imágenes dentro del libro están muy mal incorporadas al libro. Solamente como ejemplo, las páginas 41 y 42 . Es una falta de seriedad poner unas figuras donde no se puede leer absolutamente nada. Solamente menciono estas páginas como ejemplo. Pero hay muchas páginas con el mismo problema.
Arathorn –
In een bedrijf waar je 10 x meer aan zelfstudie moet doen dan een deftige opleiding, is dit ding heel handig. En ik nog maar 30 pagina’s ver. Gen X
CornishPez –
This book is truly fantastic. Itâs written in a way that you can understand and provides real insight and examples that are useful. Even touches on the complex functions too.
Alberto –
 Il libro spiega in maniera maniera molto molto semplice ma comunque approfondita la Power FBI ed è utilissimo per chi inizia ma anche per chi vuole approfondire alcuni aspetti