DA-100, PL-300 certification Analyzing Data with MS Power BI

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2 points • TheRealGreenArrow420

I used the Microsoft learning path, this Udemy course, and the Learn Data Insights quizzes. Plus 2 years experience using Power BI

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1 points • AMGraduate564

I have found only one Udemy course that is aiming for DA-100 exam - https://www.udemy.com/course/70-778-analyzing-and-visualizing-data-with-power-bi/

Does anybody have any critic for this?

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1 points • Kimono-Ash-Armor

The DA-100 (Microsoft certification for Power BI) seems to cover DAX

https://www.udemy.com/course/70-778-analyzing-and-visualizing-data-with-power-bi/

r/PowerBI • comment
1 points • Phillip_Burton

One option - duplicate the Teams table. Then the Games table can be linked to Teams_Home and Team_Away.

Alternatively, you could use the

I would suggest that you can use formulas to look up the references, if you don't want to duplicate the LOOKUPVALUE formula. This is covered in lecture 147 of my "DA-100: Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Power BI" video course, and I have made it so you can watch this lecture for free. Just click on the link to my course, and click on Preview, and click on "ISERROR and LOOKUPVALUE".

You can use this formula, regardless of the table links.

I hope this helps.

Phillip

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1 points • aph1985

https://www.udemy.com/course/70-778-analyzing-and-visualizing-data-with-power-bi/

r/BusinessIntelligence • comment
1 points • ElDoradoPirates

Very interesting to hear!

So the DA-100 exam is like a certificate which might open some doors is what you're saying. I'm very new to this.

Regarding the courses on SQLBI, which one would you recommend? I found the following one on udemy, it looks pretty good but I have no frame of reference.

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1 points • justbetriggered

I absolutely love the 70-778/DA-100 and the 70-779 (Excel Based instead of Power BI on the 70-779) from Philip Burton courses. He is extremely thorough. The 70-778 course is 24 hours long. Udemy Prices fluctuate a lot. Check often. I wouldn't suggest paying over $15. Sometimes you can get as low as $12.

https://www.udemy.com/course/70-778-analyzing-and-visualizing-data-with-power-bi/

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1 points • illancilla

Thanks for your tips, I'm currently following this course for the preparation but I'm pretty behind the schedule considering I've got the exam planned for next Friday,.

https://www.udemy.com/course/70-778-analyzing-and-visualizing-data-with-power-bi/

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1 points • John-Trunix

Learning by doing ;) but this links helped me a lot:

Udemy DA-100 preperation course (in certain countries the certificate is an huge advantage)

And i love the microsoft documentations:

DAX Power Query

There is also a huge and good power bi community Community

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1 points • SharmaAntriksh