Get Started with Microsoft Data Analytics: Get Started Building with Power BI practice exam questions and answers

Power BI Collection of software services, apps, and connectors that work together to turn unrelated sources of data into coherent, visually immersive, and interactive insights. It can be used for simple and fast insights or for more robust and enterprise-grade analysis. Parts of Power BI • Power BI Desktop • Power BI Service • Power BI Mobile Apps Power BI Desktop Power BI Microsoft Windows desktop application Power BI Service Online SaaS (Software as a Service) service for Power BI. It provides a collection of ready-made visuals that are pre-arranged on dashboards and reports for organizations. Mobile Power BI Apps Available on any device, with native mobile BI apps for Windows, iOS, and Android Common Flow of Power BI Steps: 1. Bring data into Power BI Desktop and create a report 2. Publish to the Power BI service, where new visualizations can be created or dashboards can be built 3. Share dashboards 4. View and interact with shared dashboards in Power BI mobile apps Power BI Building Blocks • Visualizations • Datasets • Reports • Dashboards • Tiles Visualization Visual representation of data, like a chart, a color-coded map, or other interesting features that can be created to represent data visually. Can be simple, like a single number that represents significant information, or can be more complex, like a gradient-colored map. Presents data in a way that provides context and insights. Dataset Collection of data that can be used to create visualizations. Can be simple and based on a single table, or can be a combination of many different sources, which can be filtered or combined to provide a unique collection of data. Report Collection of visualizations that appear together on one or more pages. It is a group of items that are related to each other.