Track

Business Intelligence

The warehouse stores the numbers; the semantic model decides what they mean. This track covers the layer between the two: how to model warehouse tables for Power BI, how to write measures that stay correct as the model grows, and how to treat the model as code that can be reviewed, tested and documented.

10 chapters ~3 hours Power BI · DAX · Power Query · PBIP · PowerShell Level: intermediate → advanced

Tutorials

How to read the diagrams

Colour / markMeaning
PBIBlueThe Power BI semantic model: tables, relationships, measures
DWOrangeThe data warehouse and its source queries
DEVTealEngineering tooling: git, scripts, generated documentation
—Grey arrowsData flow, or a relationship from the many side to the one side

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