Create Reports That Help You Run Your Business
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Builds interactive dashboards from a single PowerPivot data model, rendering Power View on SharePoint as cards (high‑level metrics), column charts (breakdowns), line charts (trends) and small detail tables; uses slicers, the filter pane, and pin filters via URL parameters so one report serves multiple audiences. Targets ~3 second interaction latency, supports SSAS Tabular or Excel upload, and scales (example rollout: ~600 users). Emphasizes compact, repeatable power pattern and switching to SSRS/Excel for very granular, row‑level investigations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Power BI reporting tools
- 2:11Power BI challenges
- 5:23Power Pattern reports
- 15:35Power View benefits
- 23:08Advanced Power BI filtering
- 36:15Report usage scenarios
- 40:27Power Pivot data models
- 51:19Power BI performance trade-offs
- 57:19SSAS Tabular vs. Multidimensional
- 1:00:30Mastering Power BI next steps
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