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Microsoft Power BI Quick Start Guide

Microsoft Power BI Quick Start Guide

By : Devin Knight, Erin Ostrowsky, Mitchell Pearson , Bradley Schacht, Schacht
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Microsoft Power BI Quick Start Guide

Microsoft Power BI Quick Start Guide

4.5 (49)
By: Devin Knight, Erin Ostrowsky, Mitchell Pearson , Bradley Schacht, Schacht

Overview of this book

Updated with the latest features and improvements in Power BI, this fast-paced yet comprehensive guide will help you master the core concepts of data visualization quickly. You’ll learn how to install Power BI, design effective data models, and build basic dashboards and visualizations to help you make better business decisions. This new edition will also help you bridge the gap between MS Excel and Power BI. Throughout this book, you’ll learn how to obtain data from a variety of sources and clean it using the Power Query Editor. You’ll also start designing data models to navigate and explore relationships within your data and building DAX formulas to make data easier to work with. Visualizing data is a key element of this book, so there’s an emphasis on helping you get to grips with data visualization styles and enhanced digital storytelling. As you progress, you’ll start building your own dataflows, gain an understanding of the Common Data Model, and automate dataflow refreshes to eradicate data cleaning inefficiency. You’ll learn how to administer your organization's Power BI environment so that deployment can be made seamless, data refreshes can run properly, and security can be fully implemented. By the end of this Power BI book, you’ll know how to get the most out of Power BI for better business intelligence.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Securing reports

You can secure a report in the Manage screen of a report or folder. To access this area, select a report folder or report, select the ellipsis button, and click Manage. Then, go to the Security tab. By default, reports and folders inherit security from their parent folder, but this can be undone quickly by clicking Customize Security.

Keep in mind that there’s quite a bit of overlap in the roles that can be assigned, mainly due to the context of what you’re securing (My Reports or the public folder of reports). The security roles that you can select are listed as follows:

  • Browser: Can view the reports and folders, and subscribe to the reports.
  • Content Manager: Can manage folders, reports, and resources.
  • My Reports: Can publish reports and manage folders, reports, and resources in a user’s My Reports folder.
  • Publisher: Can publish reports on your Power BI Report Server.
  • Report Builder: Can review any definitions...

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