This course allows you to get reacquainted with the statement of cash flows. We will refresh your skills regarding both the preparation and utilization of the statement of cash flows. Significant emphasis will be placed on the informational role of the statement of cash flows and insights that can be obtained using the statement of cash flows in concert with the other elements of a company's accrual-basis financial statements. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
Learning Objectives
After attending this presentation, you will be able to...
- Apply fundamental principles of data modeling in Power BI to integrate various data sources effectively.
- Determine the most appropriate scenarios for using calculated columns versus measures in Power BI data analysis.
- Choose and implement the correct type of DAX measures (explicit or implicit) for specific data modeling needs.
- Use pivot tables in Power BI to validate and refine data measures, ensuring accuracy and reliability in reporting.
Major Topics
The major topics that will be covered in this class include:
- Data Modeling Essentials: Understanding the core concepts of data modeling in Power BI, including integration of various data sources.
- Building Relationships: Techniques to establish and manage relationships between different data sets.
- Calculated Columns and Basic DAX Measures: Introduction to DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) and its application in creating calculated columns and basic measures.
- Calculated Columns vs Measures: Insights into when to use calculated columns and when to opt for measures.
- Explicit vs Implicit Measures: Understanding the difference and appropriate application of explicit and implicit measures in data analysis.
- Hierarchies in Data: Creating and utilizing hierarchies to enhance data analysis and reporting.
- Using Pivot Tables to Validate Measures: Practical skills in using pivot tables within Power BI to validate and refine measures.
