Data Visualization Laboratory Notes
Subject Overview
The practical companion to Data Visualization, building end-to-end Power BI skills — interface basics, Power Query data transformation, data modeling and relationships, chart creation and formatting, and publishing/
Subject at a glance
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Units
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Topics
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Credits
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Unit-wise Syllabus
1 units — open any unit for detailed topic-wise notes, diagrams and important exam questions
- Power BI interface overview
- importing data from Excel/CSV and multiple sources
- basic report creation
- Power Query Editor for cleaning
- transforming
- merging and appending data
- custom and calculated columns
- creating table relationships
- resolving data inconsistencies
- calculated measures
- chart creation and formatting
- publishing to Power BI Service
- sharing reports
- data refresh schedules and permissions
- 1Get data
Excel, CSV, databases
- 2Transform
Power Query cleaning
- 3Model
Relationships and measures (DAX)
- 4Visualise
Charts and slicers
- 5Publish
Share on Power BI Service
Study guide
The lab takes you through a complete Power BI workflow: the interface, importing data from Excel, CSV and multiple sources, basic reports, Power Query for cleaning, transforming, merging and appending data, custom and calculated columns, relationships between tables, resolving data inconsistencies, calculated measures, chart creation and formatting, and publishing to Power BI Service with sharing, refresh schedules and permissions. Build one report from messy raw data to published dashboard to practise the whole chain.
Why Data Visualization Laboratory Matters
Power BI is one of the most requested business-intelligence tools, and a published dashboard is a strong portfolio piece for analyst roles.
How to Prepare for Data Visualization Laboratory
- Practise cleaning data in Power Query before building visuals.
- Learn the basics of DAX measures, as they are central to Power BI.
- Keep one finished dashboard as part of your portfolio.
Data Visualization Laboratory: Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered in the Data Visualization lab?
Importing and cleaning data in Power BI, modelling relationships, creating measures and charts, and publishing and sharing reports.
