Home > Pivot > Create > Power Pivot Power BI ResourcesHere are some of the resources that you can use to learn about Power Query, Power Pivot, and other Power BI tools. New resources will be added as they are made available. |
There are videos and written tutorials to help you get started with Power BI
In the window below, you can watch a Getting Started in Power BI playlist that I compiled on YouTube.
These tutorials cover the basics of getting started with Power BI.
The Top 30 Reasons You Should Be Considering Power BI by Matt Allington
Which to Use - Power BI or Excel? by Matt Allington
Download Power BI Desktop for Windows on Microsoft website
Power BI Guided Learning on Microsoft website
Power Query - Overview and Learning on Microsoft website
Microsoft Power BI Blog - learn about the latest updates
There are videos and written tutorials to help you get started with Power Pivot
In the window below, you can watch a Getting Started in Power Pivot playlist that I compiled on YouTube.
These tutorials cover the basics of getting started with Power Pivot.
These courses use video lessons to demonstrate the Power BI techniques, tools and formulas.
This free webinar is offered by Mynda Treacy, at My Online Training Hub, a few times each year.
Click this link for more information on the webinar.
This course is offered by Mynda Treacy, at My Online Training Hub
The Power Pivot for Excel Course includes 5.5 hours of video tutorials covering everything from installing Power Pivot, importing data, DAX formulas, PivotTables and more. Download the sample files, and follow along with the lessons.
In this hands-on project-based course, you will build a Power Pivot model from start to finish. The training is delivered online and tutorials are available to watch 24/7 at your own pace. Pause, rewind, replay as many times as you like.
Ken Puls, Matt Allington, and Miguel Escobar offer courses in Power BI, Power Query, Power Pivot, and Microsoft Excel.
See course details on their Skillwave website.
There's a free course too - Power Query Fundamentals. Start with that course, to see if the content and teaching style fits with what you need.
These books will take you from the beginner stage, into the advanced levels of Power Pivot and Power Query. Most links will take you to the Amazon website, where you can read the review, and use the "Look Inside" feature, to examine the book, before buying it.
Note: Debra Dalgleish is an Amazon Associate. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Introducing Microsoft Power BI by Alberto Ferrari and Marco Russo
Applied Microsoft Power BI by Teo Lachev and Edward Price
Excel Power Pivot and Power Query For Dummies, by Michael Alexander
M Is for (Data) Monkey: A Guide to the M Language in Excel Power Query by Ken Puls and Miguel Escobar
Dashboarding and Reporting with Power Pivot and Excel by Kasper de Jonge
PowerPivot Alchemy: Patterns and Techniques for Excel by Bill Jelen, Rob Collie
Microsoft Excel 2013: Building Data Models with PowerPivot by Alberto Ferrari and Marco Russo
PowerPivot for the Data Analyst: Microsoft Excel 2010 by Bill Jelen
DAX Formulas for PowerPivot by Rob Collie
These links take you to the latest Power BI news, on Google and other sites. For some pages, such as LinkedIn, you may need to sign in.
NOTE: Like other online search tools, use these at your own discretion.
Create Pivot Table in Excel 2013
PowerPivot for Excel Virtual Lab
PowerPivot from Identical Files
Last updated: May 29, 2023 3:09 PM