PL-300: Sharing Power BI Reports & Workspaces

Microsoft Power BI    |    Intermediate
  • 12 videos | 1h 43m 9s
  • Includes Assessment
  • Earns a Badge
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Analyzing data and building reports is only useful if the right people can access and understand those reports. Take this course to learn how to involve others in your Power BI reports, be it collaborators in report development or consumers of your analysis. Begin by building a report configured with row-level security. Then, test it in Power BI Desktop before publishing it to the Power BI service. Via the Power BI service, share your workspace with teammates and other collaborators using different roles and permissions. Then use the Pipeline feature to streamline report deployment. Finally, learn to enhance report performance and collaboration by adding endorsements and using the native performance analyzer. Upon completion, you'll know how to use advanced analysis features in Power BI to extract pertinent insights from your data. You'll also be more prepared for the PL-300 certification exam.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Discover the key concepts covered in this course
    Add a new table to your power bi model to map users to specific categories of data they can access
    Implement and test row-level security in power bi desktop
    Publish a report to a power bi workspace and create an app for the workspace
    Verify the implementation of row-level security when sharing an app with end users
    Set varying levels of permissions on a power bi workspace and recognize what operations are possible for each role
  • Allow users to access multiple categories of data when setting up row-level security
    Map a workspace to the development stage of a power bi pipeline and explore the lineage view of a workspace
    Recall the steps involved in migrating to the different stages of a power bi pipeline
    Recognize the use cases for endorsing power bi reports and dashboards
    Use the performance analyzer feature in power bi desktop to identify potential performance bottlenecks in reports
    Summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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    3.  Configuring Row-level Security
    7m 55s
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    4.  Creating a Workspace and an App
    12m 4s
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    5.  Testing Row-level Security
    8m
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    6.  Configuring Workspace Permissions
    10m 36s
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    7.  Mapping Users to Multiple Categories
    8m 47s
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    8.  Exploring Pipelines and the Lineage View
    11m 23s
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    9.  Deploying Workspaces to Pipeline Stages
    6m 57s
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    10.  Highlighting Reports with Endorsements
    10m 47s
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    11.  Using the Power BI Performance Analyzer
    12m 6s
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    12.  Course Summary
    1m 49s

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