The course is presented in four parts. 

First, a brief introduction to Power Pivot and discuss reasons it has become more versatile than the conventional pivot table:

• Excel spreadsheet has a limit of 1 million rows, while Power Pivot can connect to over 1 million rows of data. So no limit on the data sources.
• Power Pivot can combine all data sources into one pivot table. So no more VLOOKUP().
• A plethora of DAX formulas in Power Pivot. Plus the formulas can be reused!

Second part is to demonstrate basic maneuvers on how to:

• map all dimension tables and fact tables together
• incorporate data from ALL sources into 1 pivot table 

Third, we demonstrate 6 fundamental DAX formulas in Power Pivot to get you started in building advanced models for effective analytics, including:

• CALCULATE
• SUMX
• RELATED
• SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR

Last, we culminate the course with the best practices in Power Pivot modeling, including:

• Use Measures (or Calculated Fields) over Calculated Column 
• Table naming conventions, and
• DAX format

Learning Objectives

• Discover Power Pivot as the big data analysis tool 
• Identify the best practices in Power Pivot modeling
• Recognize Power Pivot’s essential steps in relationship and integration
• Discover 6 essential DAX formulas to get you started in Power Pivot formula writing
• Explore differences between a calculated column and a calculate field

Prerequisites and Advanced Preparation

• Basic Excel knowledge

Our Promise to You

By the end of this course, you will have learned using Power Pivot in Excel.

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Get started today and learn more about making big data analysis easy with the help of Power Pivot.

Get started today and learn more about making big data analysis easy with the help of Power Pivot.