PL-300 Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst
Those who can use data strategically create clarity – even in complex situations. Power BI combines technical know-how with clear, accessible visualization.
Key topics
- Connecting data sources and preparing raw data in a structured way.
- Developing and optimizing high-performance data models.
- Calculating and evaluating key figures with DAX.
- Designing interactive reports and dashboards.
- Identifying patterns in data and working with AI-powered visualizations.
- Securing and sharing data effectively.
Prerequisite
A basic understanding of working with data, spreadsheets, or operational reporting.
Target group
Professionals in analytical or controlling roles who want to use data effectively for reporting and decision-making.
Presenting analyses clearly and accessibly builds trust in figures. Power BI provides the toolkit for this – from the first import to the finished dashboard.
- Fundamentals of data analysis with Microsoft tools
- An introduction to Power BI and first steps
- Extracting and loading data from various sources
- Shaping and transforming data
- Analyzing and interpreting data
- Cleaning and optimizing data structure
- Fundamentals of data modeling
- Linking and maintaining tables
- Building dimensions and hierarchies
- Getting started with DAX formulas
- Real-time dashboards with calculations
- Applying advanced DAX functions
- Optimizing data model performance
- Fine-tuning DirectQuery models
- Planning and building report structures
- Revising and refining reports
- Creating and designing dashboards
- Incorporating real-time data
- Optimizing dashboards for users
- Deepening analysis with advanced functions
- Using AI-powered visualizations
- Creating and organizing workspaces
- Sharing and jointly managing content
- Configuring variables and parameters
- Managing and refreshing datasets
- Configuring row-level security in Power BI
- Proving hands-on Power BI skills raises your profile in the job market and qualifies you for data-driven roles.
- A basic understanding of data, Excel, and simple analysis is enough – everything else is built up step by step.
- As one of the most widely used BI tools globally, Power BI is essential for reporting, controlling, and management decision-making.
- Data preparation, modeling, DAX calculations, and interactive dashboards for well-founded business decisions.
- Demanding without real-world practice – but with focused preparation it’s very manageable, since typical scenarios are practiced systematically.
- Certification opens access to better-paying roles in the data field and strengthens your profile in analytics, BI, and reporting.
- Misread data, inefficient reports, and missed opportunities when making data-driven decisions.
- Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service, DAX, and data sources such as Excel, SQL, and cloud services.