PL-300: Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst
About PL-300: Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst
Exam PL-300: Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst is required to earn the Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification.
This exam measures your ability to implement Microsoft Azure security controls that protect identity, access, data, applications, and networks in cloud and hybrid environments as part of an end-to-end infrastructure.
As an exam candidate, you should have practical experience with administering Azure and hybrid environments and with Infrastructure as Code, security-operations processes, cloud capabilities, and Azure services.
Delivery
Instructor-led online training.
1. Prepare the data
Get data from different data sources
• Identify and connect to a data source
• Change data source settings
• Select a shared dataset or create a local dataset
• Select a storage mode
• Use Microsoft Dataverse
• Change the value in a parameter
• Connect to a data flow
Clean, transform, and load the data
• Profile the data
• Resolve inconsistencies, unexpected or null values, and data quality issues
• Identify and create appropriate keys for joins
• Evaluate and transform column data types
• Shape and transform tables
• Combine queries
• Apply user-friendly naming conventions to columns and queries
• Configure data loading
• Resolve data import errors
2. Model the data
Design a data model
• Define the tables
• Configure table and column properties
• Design and implement role-playing dimensions
• Define a relationship’s cardinality and cross-filter direction
• Design a data model that uses a star schema
• Create a common date table
Develop a data model
• Create calculated tables
• Create hierarchies
• Create calculated columns
• Implement row-level security roles
• Use the Q&A feature
Create model calculations by using DAX
• Create basic measures by using DAX
• Use CALCULATE to manipulate filters
• Implement Time Intelligence using DAX
• Replace implicit measures with explicit measures
• Use basic statistical functions
• Create semi-additive measures
• Use quick measures
Optimize model performance
• Remove unnecessary rows and columns
• Identify poorly performing measures, relationships, and visuals
• Reduce cardinality levels to improve performance
3.Visualize and analyze the data
Create reports
• Add visualization items to reports
• Choose an appropriate visualization type
• Format and configure visualizations
• Use a custom visual
• Apply and customize a theme
• Configure conditional formatting
• Apply slicing and filtering
• Configure the report page
• Use the Analyze in Excel feature
• Choose when to use a paginated report
Create dashboards
• Manage tiles on a dashboard
• Configure mobile view
• Use the Q&A feature
• Add a Quick Insights result to a dashboard
• Apply a dashboard theme
• Pin a live report page to a dashboard
Enhance reports for usability and storytelling
• Configure bookmarks
• Create custom tooltips
• Edit and configure interactions between visuals
• Configure navigation for a report
• Apply sorting
• Configure Sync Slicers
• Group and layer visuals by using the selection pane
• Drilldown into data using interactive visuals
• Export report data
• Design reports for mobile devices
Identify patterns and trends
• Use the Analyze feature in Power BI
• Identify outliers
• Choose between continuous and categorical axes
• Use groupings, binnings, and clustering
• Use AI visuals
• Use the Forecast feature
• Create reference lines by using the Analytics pane
4. Deploy and maintain assets
Manage files and datasets
• Identify when a gateway is required
• Configure a dataset scheduled refresh
• Configure row-level security group membership
• Provide access to datasets
• Manage global options for files
Manage workspaces
• Create and configure a workspace
• Assign workspace roles
• Configure and update a workspace app
• Publish, import, or update assets in a workspace
• Apply sensitivity labels to workspace content
• Configure subscriptions and data alerts
• Promote or certify Power BI content
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